The Sensitivity of Investment to the changes Rate of Interest: Evidence from Iraq Sazan Taher Saeed 2017.

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The Sensitivity of Investment to the changes Rate of Interest: Evidence from Iraq Sazan Taher Saeed 2017

Abstract: Iraq has great potential of different resource that may not be obtainable in other countries. Iraq is one of the geographical locations that have diversity in terms of natural resources and investment components; that date back to thousands of years.

Problem Statement: A continually decreasing trend in investment and the growth of economy are the key problems that adversely affect Iraqi economy. Despite an increase in income promotes high investment, increase in the rate of interest might decrease the level of investment because it turns out to be extra expensive to have a loan of money

Importance of the study: The importance of the study comes from estimate how the changes interest rate has impact on the level of investment of Iraq. Investment is the most important element of any economy and it is a key factor for growth in every epoch

Objective: Current paper tries to identify and analysis the impacts of interest rate on investment currently and in the future in the case of Iraq.

Methodology Present paper adopts OLS approach, and the secondary data was used for the period of (1980-2010). The study was conducted using regression analysis with its assumptions in order to investigate the impact of same variable such as (Interest rate, exchange rate and GDP) on Investment of Iraq. The respondent variable in this study was Investment and also the independent variables were (interest rate, exchange rate and GDP)

Estimates for Investment of Iraq by applying Ordinary Least Squares Regressors Coefficient p.value t-test Standard Error Decision Constant 2.1257 0.7090 0.3775 5.6307 - Interest rate -9.98 0.6751 -0.4241 2.35 Accept H0 LGDP 0.3632 0.3906 0.8736 0.4157 LEX -0.3490 0.0799 -1.8257 0.1911 Accept H1 Lag investment 0.5729 0.0002 4.2712 0.1341 (*), (**), (***) denotes Significance at 1%, 5% and 10% respectively.

Diagnostic Checking and accurate estimation of OLS model Diagnostic Test Test statistics: LM version F version Decision Serial Correlation / LM test CHSQ(1)= .17846[.673] CHSQ(1)= .25887[.611] CHSQ( 2)= .75243[.686] CHSQ( 1)= 2.2887[.130] F(1, 15) = 0.1036 [0.752] F(1, 24) = 0.2413 [0.628] Not applicable F(1, 15)= 1.4479[0.248] Accept H0 Heteroscedasticity /ARCH test Normality /Jarque-Bera Functional Form R-Squared 0.82 S.E 0.45 Adjusted R-squared 0.79 F-statistic 28.49(0.0000) Notes: t-value in the parentheses (….) and p-value for diagnostic test in parentheses (*), (**), (***) denotes Significant at 1%, 5% and 10% respectively.

Summary and Conclusion The purpose of this study is to confirm economic theory that investment and interest rate is negatively related, however investment and income is positively related. Selected variables are investment as a dependent variable while interest rate and income were independent variables for Iraq for time period 1980 to 2010. The results of this study were found to be in line with the economic theory and some other studies in the sense that interest rate has a negative impact on investment, where it is investigated that an increase in the interest rate by 1% decreases the level of investment by (9.98 %).

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