The Relationship Between Human Resources Development and Sustainable Development Strategy: A Case of Iraq

Ali, Raed Saiad

doi:10.55202/ajces.v1i1.51

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“…Governments are "less inclined" to disclose to those who do not influence them (Chan, 2003). IPSAS B issues international accounting standards in the public sector, supply drafts, guidance, consulting, and other public sector accounting issues (R. S. Ali, 2021). Chapter 2 of the Concept Framework (IPSAS;2018) addresses the objectives of users of financial reports, given that the primary goal of most public sector units is to provide services to the public rather than profitability as in the business sector.…”

Section: Specific Characteristics Of Accounting Information Under Ipsasmentioning

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Accounting Information Quality In Governmental Units Under Ipsas Specific Information Characteristics: An Analytical Study

Unaza,

Abdulzahra

2022

Akkad Journal Accounting

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This research aimed to evaluate the quality of accounting information (relevance and faithful representation) and applied it to several Iraqi government units. To achieve the research objectives, a scale has been formulated that relies on the specific characteristics of IPSAS accounting information. And it was applied to the financial statements of government units in the research sample. The research reached a set of results that showed a weakness in the level of accounting information quality in government units (the subject of the study), which appeared at a low rate, as the general average quality of accounting information was (2.13) out of (5). Therefore, the researcher recommended several recommendations, the most important of which is the need to pay attention to the quality of accounting information in government units to ensure accountability and transparency in the use of resources and public spending in government units. And the expansion of future studies to identify and address the reasons for the low quality of accounting information in the public sector.

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Section: Specific Characteristics Of Accounting Information Under Ipsasmentioning

confidence: 99%

Accounting Information Quality In Governmental Units Under Ipsas Specific Information Characteristics: An Analytical Study

Unaza,

Abdulzahra

2022

Akkad Journal Accounting

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“…(Al-Yasiri, 2021). However, despite these developments in the aviation sector, it suffered significant losses due to the Coronavirus and the suspension of air transport, which caused substantial losses to the air transport sector in Iraq after the number of flights and passengers decreased by (50%) in Iraqi Airways planes than it was in 2018 (Ali, 2021).…”

Section: Oil Sectormentioning

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The Impact of Coronavirus Pandemic on the Iraqi Economy

Al-Karawi¹,

Almashhadani²

2022

J. Professional Business Review

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Purpose: The research aims to study the impact of the Corona pandemic on the Iraqi economy and its effect on the various economic sectors, especially after the succession of political crises (October demonstrations and the government's fall). Theoretical framework: The Corona pandemic has left many problems, and consequences beyond the spread of the disease, the most important of which is the almost complete halt in economic life, resulting in the significant decline in various commercial activities, the severance of global supply chains, the collapse of financial markets, the suspension of global trade movement, and the rise in unemployment rates that included the entire developed and developing world, and Iraq is one of them. It caused a worldwide recession. Third, it forced the government to adjust several economic sectors to the economic, financial, and health crises. Design/methodology/approach: The study examines covid-19's influence on Iraq's economy. The article analyzes external debt and economic factors for 2004-2021 and interprets economic development indicators for Iraq for 2004-2021 using an economic model. Findings: The study concluded that the Corona pandemic had more impact on Iraq than other countries due to the conditions that occurred before Corona, from the demonstrations, which were due to the political and economic situation in the country and poor services, and then the impact of the collapse in global oil prices due to the decrease in global demand for oil, which led to a reduction in public revenues to a third, which hindered the government's ability to present the draft budget for the year 2020. Research, Practical & Social implications: we Focus on the banking sector's recovery after the pandemic, this paper provides a unique and critical discussion of the knowledge gap between the economic sciences and the public's awareness of the topic, as well as its implications for the recovery of various economic sectors in Iraq following COVID-19. Originality/value: This article discusses the gap between economic science knowledge and public awareness and its consequences for the revival of several economic sectors in Iraq following COVID-19, emphasizing the banking sector.

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“…Estimates of the number of fatalities in terrorist operations vary, but the "Iraq body count" website is the most thorough of all assessments. It is also the most recorded and complete when tracking the effects of violence and terrorism in Iraq (R. S. Ali, 2021). According to the information provided by the website, terrorism was responsible for the deaths of 209,242 persons between the years 2003 and 2021.…”

Section: Direct Human Costsmentioning

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The Economic Cost of Terrorism in Iraq: preliminary assessment

Kadhim

2022

AJCES

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The research aims to provide a preliminary estimate of the total costs incurred by Iraq from 2003 to the present, including estimating the costs of human losses in cash, which constitutes the first attempt to find a comprehensive estimate of the costs of terrorism and the war on it, and the opportunity costs of it. Although the task is not easy, as it requires a re-evaluation of capital and human assets and calculating their current values, the difficulties extend to calculating the upbringing costs of an Iraqi child until he reaches the age of 20, based on calculating the cost of living over the years. The results provide a preliminary estimate of the expenses incurred by Iraq due to terrorism during the past 19 years since 2003. It is an initial estimate as there are still some other unestimated costs whose estimation will raise the bill for confronting terrorism in Iraq. In total, the costs of terrorism in Iraq amounted to 1.435 trillion dollars, of which the human cost constitutes 65%, and the loss of gross domestic product is 23%. It could have been repurposed for uses that serve the trends of progress and development in the country, increase the welfare of its people, eliminate poverty and deprivation, and rise on the ladder of development progress

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The Relationship Between Human Resources Development and Sustainable Development Strategy: A Case of Iraq

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Accounting Information Quality In Governmental Units Under Ipsas Specific Information Characteristics: An Analytical Study

Accounting Information Quality In Governmental Units Under Ipsas Specific Information Characteristics: An Analytical Study

The Impact of Coronavirus Pandemic on the Iraqi Economy

The Economic Cost of Terrorism in Iraq: preliminary assessment

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