As economic pressures on Iran have significantly increased and inflation has reached the threshold of ۸۰ percent, the statements of an Israeli economist have drawn considerable attention. In a controversial analysis, he emphasized that despite all the problems, there are no signs of an imminent collapse of the Iranian government.
Economic Challenges and the Resilience of the Regime
This economist, pointing to the country's critical economic situation, believes that the political system of Iran, due to its specific structures, is capable of withstanding crises for a long time. He noted that even in conditions where people are under severe economic pressure, the government has managed to maintain its control over the situation using various tools.
While many analysts are deeply concerned about Iran's economic situation and its consequences, this Israeli economist believes that the collapse of the government is not easily achievable. He pointed to factors such as social cohesion, economic dependencies, and the regime's past experiences, emphasizing that political and social changes require time and specific conditions.
