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Rania Masri
 Maria Gilardin  Contact Contributor
Dec. 16, 2003, 12:28 p.m.
The radical restructuring of the Iraqi economy, privatization, destruction of the local economy by imports and free trade zones, changes in tax and banking laws decreed by executive order have made Iraq a free-for all for US corporations.
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While the attention of the world is focussed on the daily attacks on US soldiers the radical restructuring of the Iraqi economy gets little notice. Privatization, destruction of the local economy by imports and free trade zones, changes in tax and banking laws decreed with the stoke of a pen by executive order have made Iraq a free-for all for US and British corporations. Things are so bad that two bills are making their way through House and Senate to deal with dishonest contracting and war profiteering.
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Rania Masri is a Lebanese American writer, scholar and activist. She is the director of the Southern Peace Research and Education Center at the Institute for Southern Studies in Durham, North Carolina.

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