A standard economic study of agricultural investment in Iraq for the period (1990-2016)‎

Abstract EN

Investment is defined as a stream of spending on new fixed capital or additions to stocks over a period of time, and it is one of the most important components of aggregate demand, which includes both private investment, private consumption, government spending, and net exports and imports.

A study of the economic factors of agricultural investment in Iraq for the period 2016-1990 was conducted.

The study aimed at conducting a standard analysis of the most important factors affecting agricultural investment.

The results showed that all variables The total cultivated, agricultural output, loans and the number of agricultural workers were identical to economic logic and their effect was positive, as was the accumulation of capital which was also positive and identical to the economic logic.

All variables were significant in the sense of test t, Predicting the values invested for agricultural production and showing that agricultural investment in the case of increasing.

The study recommended the necessity of creating the appropriate climate for agricultural productive investments, developing technologies related to the agricultural sector and supporting the private sector in the field of agricultural investment, stressing the need for the government to rebuild the infrastructure of the agricultural sector and develop the existing ones.