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    Parliamentary economy: 2014 budget money will go to waste if we stayed on the old style did not go t

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    Parliamentary economy: 2014 budget money will go to waste if we stayed on the old style did not go t Empty Parliamentary economy: 2014 budget money will go to waste if we stayed on the old style did not go t

    Post by lonelyintexas Fri 13 Dec 2013, 8:06 am

    13/12/2013 11:09


    Parliamentary economy: 2014 budget money will go to waste if we stayed on the old style did not go to a market economy



    Follow-up - and babysit - Committee warned the economy and investment representative of wasting money the federal fiscal budget for next year in case of staying on the old style in running things, and stressed the need to go to a market economy and dependence on investment and the private sector.

    A member of the Committee MP Salman al-Moussawi said "all things conducive to the economic renaissance in the country, but we just need to develop a clear strategy, especially as the country is rich in human and natural expertise and market promising, and we just need to put our feet on the right path, and to answer the question .. Are we with the former totalitarian economy or market economy who call him and the Constitution is clear in this regard. "

    He said the Attorney-Moussawi "supposed to go to a market economy, where there is no economic experiment successful in the world, but the Oraúha the private sector nor the perfect way to eliminate the financial and administrative corruption, but by reducing government spending and to go to private and corporate investment and financing methods different."

    Al-Moussawi said "we've visited a lot of countries, especially in the nearby experience economic success, including Iran, where there is no government spending and all the projects implemented through investment."

    He stressed, saying "go funds budget in 2014, which amounted to 154 billion dollars in vain if we stayed on the old style did not go to a market economy and head to reduce government spending and relying on the local private sector and foreign investment in the implementation of strategic projects Browns infrastructure and housing projects and the development of local industry, agriculture, tourism, and thus increase the Djulatna and not rely on a single income and oil. "

    The seal member of the Committee on Economy and Investment parliamentary MP Salman al-Moussawi said, "Thought is present in everyone seeks to develop the country's economy, but that Athoil thought into reality."

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    Post by Neno Fri 13 Dec 2013, 1:25 pm

    Your not kidding, imagine putting out 173 trillion dinars at the old today's rate.
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