الواقع الريعي و أثاره على مؤشرات التنمية المستدامة في العراق : دراسة قياسية للمدة 1985-2015

Abstract EN

Iraq is an oil producing country that is classified among the rent countries that rely heavily on the oil resource in providing its revenues as the contribution of oil revenues exceeds (90%) of the public revenues of the state.

These revenues have not been invested properly by building a diversified base that supports economic development in general, sustainable development is achieved that guarantees the rights of present generations and the future of future generations.

The majority of these revenues are used in consumer trends that do not serve the desired sustainable development.

This study attempts to shed light on the nature of the relationship between oil revenues and sustainable development.

The study used econometric methods to reach its objectives by estimating standard models of the impact of oil rents on some of the indicators of sustainable development in Iraq countries and showing their compatibility with the economic theory and representing their relations graphically .The study reached a number of suggestions that can organize the way of investing the revenue of oil resources to achieve a sustainable development process that achieves the welfare of the current members of society and ensures the rights of future generations.