World Bank: Iraq's growth in gross domestic product for the years 2017
and 2018 is too small and scary
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2016-10-07 at 17:32

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The World Bank said in his study, that Iraq's growth in GDP for 2017 and 2018 "very little," but he predicted a future improvement of conditions, that inflation will remain at 2% for the years 2017 and 2018.


The World Bank considered in his study monitored/scales news "who join the ISIS not because their education is not good and that among them are poor but they didn't find work and don't work.


According to the study, the "debt accounted for 70% of GDP in 2016 while 56% of GDP in 2015.


"Iraq's need for growth and revitalization of industry, agriculture and domestic investment with reduced privileges for senior staff and high functional bikes for amortization and religion does not turn to volume exceeds payment".

And that "these steps can raise the standard of living of the poor who arrived in the South and 30% 22.5% in General by (2014) and in areas controlled by ISIS to poverty (41.2%).


"Inflation will remain at 2% in 2017 and 2018," pointing out that "10 million people need help because of ISIS and 3 million and 400 thousand are already internally displaced due to the Organization of ISIS and need help."


The World Bank was about a month ago, confirmed that economic growth rates for countries experiencing such battles Iraq and Syria and Yemen and Libya "will not improve soon," while he favored the survival of the economic situation in Iraq "fragile" with continuing violence and battles and oil prices rising cost of military and humanitarian needs among Iraq's GDP would grow by 4.3 percent this year, with the possibility of rising to 5.6 percent next year.


The World Bank highlighted that "Iraq's economic situation remains fragile, with continuing violence and battles and oil prices rising cost of military and humanitarian needs and increased displacement and internal displacement", stressing that "GDP growth rate GDP Of Iraq during the current 2016 would be increased by 4.3%, with the possibility of rising to 5.6 percent through the year 2017.


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