Iraq War
type: Concept
broader: war profiteering

World War I
type: Concept
broader: war profiteering

World War II
type: Concept
broader: war profiteering

concepts
type: Collection
type: ConceptGroup
member: war profiteering

defense industry fraud
type: Concept
broader: war profiteering

robber barons
type: Concept
broader: war profiteering

war and economics
type: Concept
narrower: war profiteering

war on drugs
type: Concept
broader: war profiteering

war on terror
type: Concept
broader: war profiteering

war profiteering
type: Concept
broader: white-collar and corporate crime
broader: war and economics
definition: That many businessmen profit unduly during wartime, charging exorbitant prices for scarce goods or services, or that they benefit from close connections to politicians or the military, are charges that go back to before the origins of the republic and have continued through every war the country has ever fought. Some historians believe such charges have been warranted, while others argue that what seems to be price gouging is an unavoidable effect of supply and demand. [Source: Encyclopedia of War & American Society; War Profiteering]
narrower: World War II
narrower: World War I
narrower: defense industry fraud
narrower: war on drugs
narrower: robber barons
narrower: Iraq War
narrower: war on terror

white-collar and corporate crime
type: Concept
narrower: war profiteering