Investing financial abundance in revitalizing the national economy

Authors

  • hakemMohsen Muhammad al-Rubaie University of Kufa, Faculty of Administration and Economics

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36325/ghjec.v18iSpecial%20issue.14420

Keywords:

Financial savings, National economy

Abstract

The Iraqi economy faced many challenges over a period of more than forty years, which clearly affected all its economic sectors. The decline was evident in the period that followed the year of occupation, and the establishment of a political process based on sectarian, national, geographic, and partisan quotas, all of which were tools for the demolition of the state entity, which is what happened in Iraq during this period, which extends from 2003 - to the present time, as the country faced a severe political crisis among the components of the political process that ended with the formation of a consensual government. The people hoped that it would restore the country’s identity, work on rebuilding, and address the security, political, economic, and social problems, and indeed all the relevant joints. With the work of the state, a state with entity, sovereignty, independent decision-making, and efficient and effective management of economic resources in order to advance the country to levels that advance Iraq to the ranks of developing countries, as despite the increase in oil resources in the first years after the occupation and recent years, mismanagement of public money and the spread The phenomenon of corruption in all aspects of the state has declined and the country has become a set of examples for other countries, and Iraq is ranked fourth in terms of poverty rate, as stated in the statistics of ESCWA because it was a victim of quotas in all its forms over 20 years.

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Published

2022-11-17

How to Cite

al-Rubaie, hakemMohsen M. (2022) “Investing financial abundance in revitalizing the national economy”, Al-Ghary Journal of Economic and Administrative Sciences, 18(00), pp. 277–294. doi: 10.36325/ghjec.v18iSpecial issue.14420.

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