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<p>National interests and plans for the future play an important role in  international relations. Because the Middle East encompasses one of the most  important resources - oil, ongoing events in the area have impacted world  economic conditions. For this reason, this thesis touches on the Iraqi economic  situation after the 2003 invasion, since it plays a crucial role in the global  economy and security. Beginning with the wrong policies of the Baath regime in  the pre-invasion period, this thesis continues with the main problems of Iraq in  the economic realm, then focuses on the three neglected issues-the informal  economy, deterioration in social capital, and the insurgency and criminal gangs.  All of these issues require great attention to build and maintain a secure and  stable environment in Iraq. Then, the thesis gives some lessons learned to date,  and solution propositions as strategies at the local level. It then concludes with  general strategic points to look at in the future.  During the thesis research, the latest formal reports were used to reveal  the current situation in Iraq. Scholarly interpretations were cited from various  scholars to evaluate the aftermath of the 2003 invasion in Iraq in broad sense.  Finally, this thesis emphasizes the required remedies for a better Iraqi  economy, and possible future expectations from U.S. decision makers.
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<br>Subjects: Iraq War, 2003-; Economic aspects</div>
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Poyraz, Hasan Ertan.</div>
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