الفهرس 
السياسة النقدية والأستثمار الجنبي المباشر(اطارا نظرياً)يوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
The study attempted to shed light on the contribution of monetary policy to the flow of foreign direct investment by employing monetary tools and mechanisms to attract capital flows and foreign direct investment, and to know the appropriate and appropriate climate to attract foreign direct investment. The descriptive analysis method and the comparative approach were used in this study.
The main objective of the study was to analyze the role and impact of monetary policy through its indicators (exchange rate, inflation, benefit rate) on the flow of foreign direct investment in the oil sector in Iraq during the period 1990-2016 using Pearson correlation coefficient to determine the strength and direction of the relationship between independent variables (The indicators of monetary policy) and the dependent variables (foreign direct investment (FDI) flow in the Iraqi oil sector), then to determine the shape of the relationship was used simple linear regression coefficient, and to review the data under study and unloading the computer was using the statistical package program for the sciences sector (SPSS(.
The study found that foreign direct investment in the selected countries (Sudan - Egypt - Algeria) is generally influenced by the economic and political environment and its stability, and by the host country’s policy in terms of granting incentives, stability of laws and the variance of revenues. The instability of the economic and political situation of the Arab countries (especially Egypt and Iraq), the lack of an attractive environment for foreign direct investment, the absence of active Arab trade, administrative and financial corruption, and lack of adoption. Legal and economic reforms, with the continued dominance of the oil sector, were among the reasons that led to low rates of foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows.
The study also proved the validity of the hypotheses presented, where it was found that the relationship between the foreign exchange rate and the inflow of foreign investment is a positive relationship. The hypothesis of the relationship between benefit rate and inflation and the inflow of foreign direct investment proved to be counterproductive.