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Abstract

Small and Medium-Sized Projects and Their Role in Economic and Social Development: International Experiences and The Iraqi Experience

Dr. Maan Thabit Arif

PhD in International Economics, University of Nawroz - College of Administration and Economics, Iraq

98-131 Vol: 12, Issue: 2, 2022
Receiving Date: 2022-03-15
Acceptance Date: 2022-04-20
Publication Date: 2022-04-30
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Abstract

Currently the world is heading to the scope of market economies where limited role of the state in the development of different strategies, plans and policies that emphasize the participation of large and small private sector in the overall development of this in addition to the continuous follow-up and evaluation. And to encourage a greater number of members of the community on the management of small projects and the transformation of society from a functional community government to a market economy society, and gradually transform some of the activities carried out by the State of offline and governmental activities by government officials to private sector activities.

Keywords: Small and Medium Enterprises; Challenges; Strategic and Political Objectives; Economic and Social Development; International experiences

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