The Services Gap And Post-Payment Imperatives To Build The Base For Economic
Keywords:
school buildings, deferred payment mechanism, resource gap, overindulgence.Abstract
The services gap is represented by the difference between the productive capacity of the third sector’s personalities and the size of the social demand for its outputs, which has been expanding continuously over four continuous decades of time until its results are evident in two forms:
The first: Failure to reach the level of economic well-being that the human community had, even in its late years.
The second: the slowdown in economic growth rates, the decline of the sources of its generation, and their almost complete limitation to the rentier sector. Hence the importance of studying the reality of this gap and ways to address it based on the premise that it is impossible to build the productive apparatus without solid anchor structures that guarantee the necessary inputs for its sustainability and development, and our desire to expand the angle of view and provide a more comprehensive space for subsequent logical conclusions must be used to study the main development experiences to find the confirmations that support our vision, which we have simplified according to the following structural pattern:
The first section: the absorptive capacity of the existing infrastructure signs and the actual need for their service outputs.
The second section: the deferred payment mechanism and its developmental imperatives in the Iraqi economy.
The third section: an analytical reading of the government credit-pay document and its investment ranges.
The most important conclusions that we have available are the possibility of widening the gap between the actual need for the outputs of the infrastructure and the actual production of them, if dealing with the dilemma of its construction continues in accordance with the current traditional contexts, it is like a medical prescription that cannot tolerate delaying some of its vocabulary and fulfilling others, or a slowdown in Provided where the cure of ailments does not meet its evasive necessities and indecision.
