Observational analysis shows the impact of international financing on economic performance in Arab countries, indicating the need for more investment.
The economic and financial policies of countries are based on achieving the welfare of people through international financing, which provides the necessary funds to establish projects and achieve development. The more financing increases and its investment improves, the more production and projects increase. Financing creates new projects, covers financial deficits, increases production, and contributes to economic development for the country. It provides job opportunities, reduces unemployment, and achieves prosperity for the members of society. The problem of the study is summarized as the lack of diversity and scarcity of capital directed to projects and investments, which is a requirement. The trend is towards providing it for the purpose of establishing it and achieving economic growth and development in it, and the problem is frozen by the following question: What is the extent of the availability of international funding and the impact of its indicators on the economic growth and development of Iraq and the Arab countries selected for study and research? The study aims in general to identify the theoretical, philosophical, and practical aspects of international finance indicators and their effectiveness at the global and international levels, and to analyze the results of the estimation of the impact of international finance indicators on the economic growth of Iraq and some selected Arab countries for a period of more than twenty years.
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