Interview with Dr.Mehrdad Emadi, Senior Economic Advisor to EU on the Financial Crisis of the IR of Iran
persianicons.org / Saeideh Sohrabi
01-Oct-2012 (2 comments)

Q — What is your take on the current economic crisis and ever-rising unemployment and inflation, the pressure of which is most noticeable among the working class whose back wages are long over due?

Mehrdad Emadi:


I think the economic crisis is destroying our most fundamental industries. It has led to the most widespread disarray in our trade and job markets. The new sanctions will exacerbate the existing ones. The current inexperienced policies resemble those of Mirza Aghasi, the PM during Mohammad Shah Qajar who similarly gave away Iran’s largest trade advantages to foreign countries, at the expense of our people.

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Darius Kadivar

IRI's Dead End ?

by Darius Kadivar on Mon Oct 01, 2012 01:48 PM PDT

an excerpt:

The first and only step to rectify the crisis, is to change the country’s economic leaders at every key position. Reinvent the Budget and Planning Ministry. Completely separate the Census and Statistics Bureau from the Parliament and administration. Create a Budgeting Committee within the Parliament and demand a compulsory semi-annual reporting of all budgets, oil and gas projects and foreign trade plans. Immediately remove the Sepaah (IRGC) from oil, gas, energy sector and foreign trade. 

** Our country, our unity and our sovereignty are in grave danger! Never has the threat of breaking up of our country been more palpable and present than today! Never before have the powers in the region – and beyond – been more anxious and excited about the prospects of breaking up Iran…


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More snippet from the

by vildemose on Mon Oct 01, 2012 08:12 PM PDT

More snippet from the article: 

 

 "The current inexperienced policies resemble those of Mirza Aghasi, the PM during Mohammad Shah Qajar who similarly gave away Iran’s largest trade advantages to foreign countries, at the expense of our people.

 

All the “unilateral” contracts in the last eight years have forced our country into a consumer market for sub-standard goods; exported over two million industrial jobs to China, Turkey, India and Malaysia; turned our oil and gas industry into the most outdated within OPEC and Caspian region, which has curtailed our ability to extract oil from the shared zones. All this compounded by the sudden removal of subsidies on production and fuel transportation, as well as granting all major projects to the Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) that grossly lack technical expertise and management skills, has pushed us down the deepest economic abyss in the last 71 years.

Spiraling unemployment and not paying workers’ wages have focused the economic pressure mostly on our working class and laborers who hold up our industry, agriculture and transportation, which are the foundation of our economy.

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