The Role of Government Expenditure in Iraq's Economic Stability
Keywords:
Iraq, Economic development, Government expenditure, State policies, Economic changesAbstract
This study examines the role of government expenditure in achieving economic stability in Iraq. Therefore, the very nature of government expenditure and economic stability is emphasized and elaborated on here. Moreover, economic stability is uncovered to underline key factors influencing it, including inflation and unemployment. To do so, the study tracks the development of government expenditure so as to highlight how impactful it is on Iraq's economic stability, with emphasis on current and investment expenditures. Also, the study draws on the challenges and problems affecting economic stability in Iraq, with a special reference to government expenditures and business indicators. The paper aims to highlight how government expenditure can boost stability and sustainability in the Iraqi economy. A comprehensive economic analysis requires an understanding of government practices, measures, and procedures to check how far these policies create sustainable-based stability. Additionally, the study reviews certain previous studies concerning economic stability and government expenditures. Finally, the paper reaches conclusions and proposes some recommendations.
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