Abstract

The U.S. Government has promoted defense industry consolidation in the past decade as part of its acquisition reform policies, to help control costs and promote efficiency. But when the Department of Defense (DoD) reversed its pro-consolidation policy, defense firms were left financially less secure from the acquisitions and mergers—and the hoped-for reductions in tangible assets have been marginal. What is the best way forward?

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