In conclusion, despite the economic crisis and the increasing public despondency, it seems that the Iranian regime is managing to withstand the American sanctions, and there is even a possibility of a slight economic improvement in the coming year.

The Economic Crisis and the Protest Movement in Iran: One Year after the Renewal of Sanctions

By INSS -- Raz Zimmt, Tomer Fadlon—— Bio and Archives--August 28, 2019

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As expected, the renewal of economic sanctions against Iran one year ago led to a worsening of an already bad economic situation in Iran. A number of economic indexes attest to the severity of the economic crisis, mainly the budget deficit stemming from the unprecedented drop in the export of Iranian oil, high inflation, and negative economic growth. In contrast, a number of indexes may also suggest that the Iranian economy is gradually acclimating to the sanctions regime.

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