President of the businessmen Iraq: comprehensive economic policy of the State while claiming the opposite

[Sara Johnson]

President of the businessmen Iraq: comprehensive economic policy of the State while claiming the opposite

On: Wed, 01/02/2012 14:18

Baghdad (news) ..

The president of the International Federation of Iraqi businessmen Hamid punitive economic policy of the state because they are moving toward totalitarian economy, not a free market economy as a result of the dominance of the public sector at the expense of the private, as he put it.

He said the punitive (for the Agency news) on Wednesday: that the Iraqi state and the federal government claims to the public as heading towards a free market economy but in fact its still working towards totalitarian economy.

He explained: that the concept of a free market economy means give active role to the private sector to build the national economy.

He pointed to: that the Iraqi private sector what it is "lame" as a result of successive wars and terrorist attacks and capital flight, leading to deterioration and failure.

He added the federal government should provide all the requirements of the private sector and supported financially and morally in order to activate or clarify the state's economic policy that is called a free market economy.

He said: that the private sector suffers from the absence of legislation and laws that serve and make it active in the development of the country's economy as a result of the absence of economic visions evident in Iraq, stressing the importance of passing a law regulating the work of the private sector and supported to take its role in promoting the country's economy.

And was a member of the Economic Commission parliamentary MP / National Alliance / Abdul Hussein Resan said in an earlier statement (the news) that Iraq lacks the financial policy of good and clear no one knows what is fiscal policy, unlike most countries in the world of actual policies, short-term and far-reaching and serving people. / Finished / 8. d. o /

http://www.ikhnews.com/news_view_31797.html

[vvalley]

Well, after today's currency auction...I'm thinking smoke and mirrors :D