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‘Iran’s Economy of Resistance: Implications for Future Sanctions’

By Michael Warren
Published November 17, 2014 8:01pm ET
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‘Iran’s Economy of Resistance: Implications for Future Sanctions’
At the American Enterprise Institute, Amir Toumaj writes on the Iranian government’s “Economy of Resistance” and the internal disagreement in Tehran over how to best implement it. Toumaj explains how relaxing economic sanctions would give President Hassan Rouhani the ability to protect the country against any future possible sanctions: Rouhani’s efforts to “sanctions-proof” the Iranian […]

At the American Enterprise Institute, Amir Toumaj writes on the Iranian government’s “Economy of Resistance” and the internal disagreement in Tehran over how to best implement it. Toumaj explains how relaxing economic sanctions would give President Hassan Rouhani the ability to protect the country against any future possible sanctions:

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