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30% of Iranian Top Exporters Are Homeless, claims the Central Bank

Since the formation of the Silk Road, Persians established themselves as very talented merchants. If ancient Chinese and Indians struggled to sell their products, they were advised to give it to a Persian trader. “They [...]
Week in Brief

IMF economic forecasts for 2021 sound surreal!

Over the past years, if not decades, we have got used not to take seriously the government’s economic forecasts. However, it seems that we should get used to take even international institutions’ forecasts not seriously [...]
Bonus Briefings

After electricity, the govt considers making water gratis!

After defining the plan to make electricity gratis, now the government is considering to design another plan for water. But, there seems to be a big difference between these two. If you remember, we didn’t [...]
Agriculture

How journalists’ exaggeration changes facts!

Have you also heard that journalists are used to exaggerate news to sell them better? This is what many people say about them (us).Indeed, we would like to present a fact which confirms this claim.Ten [...]
Food

Butterflies from Iranian tables like other products

We just watch as butterflies from Iranian tables toward the sky, like many other products: cheese, eggs, meat, rice, etc.* The method is now a classic: first there are rumors that the price of a [...]

30% of Iranian Top Exporters Are Homeless, claims the Central Bank

October 30, 2020 0

Since the formation of the Silk Road, Persians established themselves as very talented merchants. If ancient Chinese and Indians struggled to sell their products, they were advised to give it to a Persian trader. “They [...]
IMF economic forecasts for 2021 sound surreal!

October 15, 2020 0

Over the past years, if not decades, we have got used not to take seriously the government’s economic forecasts. However, it seems that we should get used to take even international institutions’ forecasts not seriously [...]
Butterflies from Iranian tables like other products

September 25, 2020 0

We just watch as butterflies from Iranian tables toward the sky, like many other products: cheese, eggs, meat, rice, etc.* The method is now a classic: first there are rumors that the price of a [...]
Why Tehran subway can be universally unique?

September 10, 2020 0

IEB: which city in the world has the cheapest subway system? A clever reader: Tehran! otherwise why should you have started an Iranian economic newsletter with this question?! IEB: Wrong! The correct answer is “Pyongyang”. [...]

After electricity, the govt considers making water gratis!

October 1, 2020 0

After defining the plan to make electricity gratis, now the government is considering to design another plan for water. But, there seems to be a big difference between these two. If you remember, we didn’t [...]
How journalists’ exaggeration changes facts!

October 1, 2020 0

Have you also heard that journalists are used to exaggerate news to sell them better? This is what many people say about them (us).Indeed, we would like to present a fact which confirms this claim.Ten [...]
Fertility rate in Iran drops for the fifth year

July 24, 2020 0

Fertility rate in Iran drops and it shows that perhaps Iranian households have become wiser and are making less babies! The saying goes like “no pain, no gain”, but learning from parents, it would go [...]
Excessive import of tea kills local production

July 24, 2020 0

Iranians consume about 120,000 tones of tea in a year. There was a time when Iranian tea production was making 58% of this market, but today it is less than 17%. One of the reasons [...]

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