The implications of changing the exchange rate on inflation and the general budget in Iraq for the period (2005-2022)
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Change the exchange rate, inflation, the general budget, the Iraqi economyAbstract
The process of changing the exchange rate has direct and indirect repercussions on the reality of economies in general, as it realistically affects the entirety of the domestic and external events of countries, and in Iraq, the repercussions of changing the exchange rate has a direct relationship with the inflation rate, and an indirect effect with the general budget. The researchers were able to prove that relationship with economic analysis, in addition to studying the subject from the side of economic measurement, which proved the existence of the relationship above.
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