
Iran's corruption economy persists despite sanctions, leading to high inflation
Despite international sanctions, Iran's corruption economy, driven by rent-seeking networks, continues to thrive, resulting in 114.3% inflation and a freefalling rial, with citizens increasingly blaming internal factors.
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Iran's corruption economy and sanctions impact
First report 6h agoLast update 5h agoAnalysis suggests that Iran's internal corruption and rent-seeking networks are more resilient than sanctions, contributing to economic woes like high inflation and currency depreciation.
There is criticism of the government's economic policies, including the appointment of individuals with questionable pasts to key positions, and concerns about rising prices.
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