Discussion
Transfer of Military Technology affects :
Answer: D
The keyed answer is Technological know-how and arms buildup.
When military technology is transferred, by licensed production, co-production, joint ventures or the sale of technical data, the recipient gains more than finished weapons: it gains the know-how to maintain, adapt and eventually manufacture them. That is why studies of technology transfer treat it as feeding the recipient's own arms production and so its arms buildup.
The other options are overlapping descriptions of the same field: a 'transfer of arms strategy', 'weapon technology and national security' and 'technology and arms trade' name topics around the subject rather than the two things a transfer of technology most directly changes. The options overlap closely, and I could not find a source that singles out the keyed wording over the others, so this explanation rests on the keyed reading being the closest fit to how the transfer literature describes the effect, not on a quotation.
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