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The effects of trade policy on the diversification of Iraqi exports after 2003 compared to the Malaysian experience Abstract | ||
| journal of Economics And Administrative Sciences/ University of baghdad | ||
| Article 1, Volume 24, Issue 105, 2018, Pages 406-429 | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The Issue of trade policy is one of the most important topics that researchers have been interested in because of its important role in the economy over the ages. This importance has increased due to the increasing of commercial operations at different levels in both developing and developed countries Foreign trade is one of the means of achieving economic development through the economic surpluses resulting from exports and imports, as it is an important pillar of the economy in general and the Iraqi economy in particular, in light of the transformation process that took place for the Iraqi economy in various fields due to the implementation of foreign trade liberalization policies undertaken by Iraq after the changing of the political system in Iraq and the transition to automatic market. Iraq's trade policy may contribute to recovery Iraq from the current situation, Paving the way for its entry into the international markets through its role in diversifying its exports and freeing it from unilateralism. This leads to rescue Iraq of underdevelopment , economic dependence and economic exposure through comparison with the Malaysian experience and the extent of benefit from the data and the potential of the imitation of experience to promote the Iraqi economic , and give perceptions about finding possible solutions to the Iraqi economic, which complains about the lack of diversification exports and unilateralism because oil exports constitute 99% of Iraq's total exports, and this is reflected negatively on foreign trade as Iraq's dependence on most of its consumed needs on imports from abroad | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Trade policy; Export diversification; Economic Dependency | ||
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