Effects of Oil Sanctions on Iran’s Economy and Household Welfare: New Evidence from A CGE Model

Farzanegan, Mohammad Reza; Khabbazan, Mohammad M.; Sadeghi, Hossein

doi:10.1057/978-1-349-95025-6_8

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“…During the past decade, due to the imposition of sanctions against Iran and its subsequent inflation, economic restrictions has increased for the general public, especially for university students (Chamlou, 2016;Farzanegan, Khabbazan, & Sadeghi, 2016). Iranian public universities, which are under the government's control, are not sufficiently funded due to the government's financial and budgetary constraints.…”

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Through the Looking Glass: Analysis of Factors Influencing Iranian Student’s Study Abroad Motivations and Destination Choice

2017

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This study seeks to investigate and understand why and how Iranian higher education students choose to study overseas. After critically analyzing the international student mobility literature, the important factors are distilled. Then, by using Fuzzy-Delphi Method (FDM), 15 factors are selected from the 21 factors initially selected by reviewing the literature. This study utilizes a novel Multicriteria Decision Making (MCDM) approach, based on Best-Worst Method (BWM), to prioritize the factors influencing the choice of Iranian students regarding international higher education. Therefore, by using BWM, the most and the least important factors and subfactors were identified and prioritized based on the experts' opinions. The findings of this quantitative research reveal that Iranian students identify "Aids and Scholarships," "Cost Issues," and "Environment of the Home Country" as the most important factors, respectively. Finally, a discussion is generated regarding the results and their implications.

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Through the Looking Glass: Analysis of Factors Influencing Iranian Student’s Study Abroad Motivations and Destination Choice

2017

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“…With a long history of systematic improvements, the GTAP-E model has been widely used to analyze the effects of changes in energy production, international trade and climate [78][79][80][81]. There is an emerging body of literature that employs global CGE models, including the GTAP model, to study the impacts of the international conflict [49,82,83]. The US and Iran are important players in the international energy trade, strongly influencing global oil prices.…”

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How Do International Conflicts Impact China’s Energy Security and Economic Growth? A Case Study of the US Economic Sanctions on Iran

Cui

2021

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International conflicts cause global energy price fluctuations and supply disruptions, which can threaten energy security and economic growth in energy-importing countries, including China. However, the implications and impact mechanisms of international conflicts on the energy security and economy of oil-importing countries have been poorly explored. Using US economic sanctions on Iran as a case, a global energy-extended computable general equilibrium model, GTAP-E, is employed to assess the impacts of international conflicts on China’s energy production, trade and supply, sectoral outputs, and economic growth. The results indicate that the USA–Iran tension would threaten China’s energy security, mainly due to the instability of the energy supply and the consequent upsurge of energy prices. However, if increased oil exports from other Persian Gulf countries compensate for the global oil supply shortages, China’s energy supply would be generally assured. Moreover, because of the close energy cooperation links between Iran and China, the sanctions could decrease the Chinese outputs of non-energy sectors and economic growth. Nevertheless, compared with sole-sanction situations, the results from a possible USA–Iran tension escalation, going as far as Iran’s closure of the Hormuz Strait, could pose a more serious risk to China’s energy security and economic growth.

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“…Since the economic pressure imposed by the United States, the oil exports of Iran decline. This Iranian government loses 50-60 % of its revenues (Monshipouri & Dorraj, 2013) and this severely affect the income of all income groups of household (Farzanegan, Mohammadikhabbazan, & Sadeghi, 2015).…”

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Trends and Food Technology Gap in Global Food Policy

Dahlan¹

2021

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This paper presents an argument to call for more focus in food technology innovation in food policy. Failed food policy had bring devastated results. Some examples of failed food policy can be seen through three famine cases (Ireland, India and North Korea) discussed here that occurs throughout the 20th century. However, there are some themes from the previous failed policy are still implemented in current food policy. The similar themes are green revolution, sustainable intensification, dependency on importation and nutritional well-being. This paper also discuss the need to emphasize the researches on available resources to create novel food products, which is a gap on various food policies.

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Effects of Oil Sanctions on Iran’s Economy and Household Welfare: New Evidence from A CGE Model

Cited by 31 publications

References 24 publications

Through the Looking Glass: Analysis of Factors Influencing Iranian Student’s Study Abroad Motivations and Destination Choice

Through the Looking Glass: Analysis of Factors Influencing Iranian Student’s Study Abroad Motivations and Destination Choice

How Do International Conflicts Impact China’s Energy Security and Economic Growth? A Case Study of the US Economic Sanctions on Iran

Trends and Food Technology Gap in Global Food Policy

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