دور صناديق الثروة السيادية في دعم الموازنة العامة لبلدان مختارة مع امكانية تطبيقها في العراق == The Role of Sovereign Wealth Funds in Supporting the Budget of Selected Countries with the Possibility of Applying them in Iraq
Author name:
زينب شاكر جبير الظالمي
Supervisor name:
عكيل حميد جابر الحلو
General topic:
Administration and Economics
Specific topic:
Banking & Finance Science
Degree:
Master
University:
Al-Muthanna University - Faculty Of Administration And Economics
Language:
Arabic
University location:
Muthanna
First pages:
07T4687 - p.pdf
Abstract:
This study try to analysis "the role of sovereign wealth funds in supporting the budget of selected countries with the possibility of applying them in Iraq", The study was based on the hypothesis that "sovereign wealth funds contribute to achieving the economic balance of the public budget of the country through absorption of oil surpluses at high prices and prevent the state of expansion of public spending, It also works to support the public budget in the event of oil shocks and low prices, especially in rent countries through mutual influence. The study sample includes the two countries (Norway and Algeria) highlighting the role of the Norwegian Global Government Pension Fund and the role of the Algerian Resources Fund Their support for the public budget of the two countries that they sample of study and try to benefit from the positive policies used by them in the management of oil surpluses to achieve stability of the Iraqi economy, which is considered the federal budget mirror him through the establishment of an Iraqi sovereign fund to achieve those goals, The study was based on an analysis of the financial ratios related to the analysis of the budgets of both countries and the role of the sovereign fund in supporting them, as well as analysis of the data of the reality of the general budget in Iraq, The most important finding of the study is the existence of a mutual financial relationship between the sovereign funds, especially the stabilization funds in the oil countries and the general budget of the country, based on Friedman's permanent income theory and its content if the result of subtracting estimated expenditures from actual public revenues is positive, The Fund will be financed by the realized surplus. The result of the proposal between the variables mentioned negative result in a deficit in the general budget of the country is covered by withdrawal from the Fund, As well as the possession of the Iraqi economy several justifications necessitated by the need to accelerate the establishment of funds for sovereign wealth, including the Iraqi economy and its dependence on the large oil sector in the financing of gross domestic product and annual budgets make it hostage to price fluctuations of oil wealth, as well as the imbalance of the sectoral structure of GDP and its impact on the budget deficit Of the country, as well as the viability and success of the experiences of establishing sovereign funds in various developing and developed countries.While recommending study the need to expedite the legislation of the proposed law of Mesopotamia’s fund, which should define the powers and responsibilities of the various authorities responsible for funding, management and implementation of the Fund's investment strategies by converting the financial surpluses achieved from the difference between the estimated price inthe law of the public budget and the actual price to the Fund account, To ensure the continued funding of public budget expenditures in case of falling oil prices even in the short term. Two types of investments should be followed for the oil surpluses in the Financial Stability Fund to ensure the necessary funding for the general budget and not to succumb to the phenomenon of fiscal deficit in times of decline in oil pricesThe first pattern is based on the strategy of low - return investment and risk to cover operating expenses in the short term, A high - yielding and risky investment strategy to counter the effects of global oil price collapse over the long term.
