قياس و تحليل أثر الصدمات الاقتصادية في سوق العمل في العراق للمدة 2004-2017

Abstract EN

External economic shocks directly affect the financial variables in countries exporting primary commodities, especially oil states, and this is due to a strong correlation between the general budget and foreign trade in these countries, so fiscal policy responds in a way or counter to the direction of the economic shock, and that response is reflected on Relevant macroeconomic sectors.

The economic shocks resulting from global fluctuations in oil prices affect the Iraqi economy, which depends on oil revenues significantly, at a time when the non-oil sectors suffer from low economic growth rates, which is reflected in their ability to orb the growing labor force.

The main conclusion reached by the research is that the expansionary fiscal policy that was associated with the positive economic shocks represented by the high oil prices was not employed in the development of the non-oil economic sectors, which remained almost unable to orb the labor force and thus unemployment remains at relatively high levels, and that the recommendation The main research consisted of an integrated system of economic policies to address the problem of unemployment.