الفساد الإداري و المالي في ظل اقتصاد الظل و تكلفة الفرصة البديلة في بناء الاقتصاد العراقي بعد أزمة عام 2014

Abstract EN

The spread of administrative and financial corruption, as established in the Corruption Perceptions Index issued by Transparency International, has frustrated all efforts towards adopting real reform of the Iraqi economy, as all public institutions have been adapted to serve some people or factional groups, at the expense of depriving the people of their constitutional rights, This led to an increase in poverty and unemployment, an outbreak of disease and epidemics, and a loss of opportunity costs in building a healthy economy.

The problem of the study is that the persistence of administrative and financial corruption despite the exceptional economic conditions after the crisis of 2014, is still draining the remaining available financial resources, which harmed the public interest and caused weak economic capabilities, and exacerbated the problems of unemployment, poverty, deprivation and the fragility of the national economy.

The hypothesis of the study is that the survival of administrative and financial corruption shatters the rest of the Iraqi economy and causes it to lose the opportunity cost of rebuilding it, which in turn feeding the shadow economy.

The research concluded that the phenomenon of administrative and financial corruption has become one of the most serious challenges facing the Iraqi economy and the most important causes of poverty, deprivation and the deterioration of the living situation, and an important element in the state's fragility with all the indicators approved in the research, and the research recommended the need to restore the role of law through the belief of the government and the people of the importance of eliminating the phenomenon of corruption Administrative and financial and all its dangerous repercussions on the local economy.