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الفصل الاول : الإطار النظرييوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
Investment is one of the most important components of the national income because of its fundamental impact on production, income and the level of employment, and changes in national income depend to a large extent on fluctuations in the demand for investments, which represents a large part of the total demand. Investment represents a prominent place in economic theory, not only because it is one of the components of aggregate demand, but also because it is one of the most important determinants of the capital stock in the economy. The Egyptian economy faces many economic and social problems, such as high rates of poverty, unemployment, and an increase in the trade balance deficit, which require the adoption of many policies to confront these problems, and at the forefront of these policies is the adoption of an appropriate investment policy and work to encourage and increase its rates in a manner consistent with the nature of these problems. Increasing investment means adding new productive projects that contribute to absorbing some of the non-working manpower and reducing the problem of unemployment, which leads to an increase in production, an increase in exports and a reduction in consumer imports, thus improving the trade balance situation. Then achieving food security by narrowing the gap between production and consumption and raising the efficiency of using available resources. It also leads to the establishment of new projects that develop production and human capacity, which leads to an increase in income growth rates and economic prosperity.