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| So much interest in Iranian economy
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Location: Blogs Live Blog! Iran 360˚: Exploring Politics, Economics and Society in a Global Hot SpotLive Blog! Iran 360˚: Exploring Politics, Economics and Society in a Global Hot Spot |
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| Posted by: ICFJ Staff |
4/5/2008 4:16 AM |
The panelists are answering to participants questions on the national economy in Iran. The audience are curious to know if the economy is facing so many problems, why doesn't it collapse? They are also asking about the back channels, smuggling of goods, and people avoiding paying taxes. One other curious question: "What if the oil prices go down?"
The panelists are answering to the participants questions on the national economy in Iran. The audience are curious to know if the economy is facing so many problems, why doesn't it collapse? They are also asking about the back channels, smuggling of goods, and people avoiding paying taxes. One other curious question: "What if the oil prices go down?"
To the credit of the panelists, some aspects of Iran's economy such as hesitation of foreign investment, and money flow from the country to regional country's such as the UAE were among discussions made.
The next session will be held after lunch break at 1:15 pm. |
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