A Stated Preference Analysis of the Determinants of Unit and Soldier Operational Effectiveness

Abstract

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“…Bond et al, 2019, had a response rate of around 10 percent, though this survey was of more senior officers.6 See Under Secretary of Defense (Personnel and Readiness), 2016.…”