The role of foreign direct investment in the Iraqi economy (Importance and opportunities)

	The role of foreign direct investment in the Iraqi economy (Importance and opportunities)
magazine of college Administration&Economics for economic &administration & financial studies
Article 1, Volume 205, Issue 16, 2016, Pages 130-160
Abstract
Abstract The problematic financing for development and rebuilding what was destroyed by wars infrastructure and the duration of the siege and bridge the underdevelopment gap which is problematic real emerged as a result of declining real income and low savings throughout the past period, causing a lack of domestic investment and the reluctance of foreign investors from entering into the country as a result of the lack of security and safety is known Capital is characterized by cowardice and thus to the reluctance of international banks to lend addition, the magnitude of the debt of Foreign Affairs of Iraq and the subsequent debt service and compensation in addition to that most of Iraq's annual budget allocations go 60% operating expense compared to 30% of investment allocations of a proportion that does not meet the huge burdens and building a country like Iraq, and so the study of impediments to foreign investment and analytical study of deep ultraviolet rays diagnosed depth of the problem. The research hypothesis Released that foreign investment-oriented important economic sectors lead to the development of those sectors and the foreign direct investment directed towards the oil sector leads to the result to increase the financial resources and the promotion of public revenues of the state, which is reflected positively on the economic development and reconstruction process in Iraq.

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