Monetary reforms in Iraq have represented serious attempts to enhance the stability of the Iraqi dinar. However, they have faced structural and political challenges that hindered their full success. Measures such as )exchange rate adjustments and financial inclusion initiatives( have helped mitigate short-term crises, yet they failed to address the root causes of Iraq's economic problems, including near-total dependence on oil and widespread financial corruption.
Haneen Amer Ayied Al-Qargolli (Mon,) studied this question.