The financial effects of wars and conflicts on the Iraqi family

Abstract

The establishment of the modern Iraqi state was necessitated by wars and conflicts, although at the very beginning it was a purely internal one that spread beyond borders and became external without subsiding at the internal level. With the beginning of the coronation of King Faisal I on the throne, the problem of the treaty with Britain and the anti- The political and security situation remained unstable as well as the assassination of monarchs until the end of the monarchy. Republican rule was no more stable than the monarchy. In mid-July 1958, a new phase of the power struggle culminated in a series of coups, The most prominent of these was the internal war with the Kurds, the long foreign war with Iran and the war with the international community. 2003 was a turning point In the history of conflicts and armed conflicts in Iraqi society, the US-led invasion of Iraq has been accompanied by the absence of a central authority controlling the security situation, leading to unprecedented chaos in the country. The sons of these provinces to safe areas inside and outside Iraq It was natural that a series of effects on all these conflicts and wars, and there is no doubt that the financial effects on the Iraqi family was one of the most prominent effects, as many of the families lost their source of livelihood by the death or capture of the sole breadwinner of the family, not to mention the fragility of the security situation From the departure of a lot of capital out of the country, as well as the financial crisis that raging today the budget of the Iraqi state, which was ravaged by heavy war and security conflicts and its direct reflection on job opportunities, which fell to the lowest levels under the high prices of goods and Service.