Abstract

Many countries in the world seek to provide a competitive environment to attract investment opportunities through achieving security stability and renewing the laws and regulations governing investment which help to provide an appropriate atmosphere for the purpose of promoting, encouraging and developing the economic sectors. The research aimed to study the impact of agricultural investment in the development of the sector Agricultural activities in Iraq for the period 1991-2016. The value of the R2 factor showed that 72% of the changes in agricultural investment are explained by the values represented by the estimated independent variables of the model and that 18% of these changes are explained by other factors not included in the estimated model. The function also shows that there is a negative relationship between investment and capital accumulation this is due to the decrease in cumulative allocations of capital due to Iraq's political conditions, which were reflected in the economic conditions, and the function had a direct impact with both agricultural output and loans