There is a fundamental question about
Iran’s economic status quo: More than one year after the lifting of
international sanctions, why is the economy riddled with crises and even
deteriorated in various regards?
In response to this question, Iranian
affairs analysts cite various elements, including poor infrastructure,
widespread corruption, political instability, numerous risks facing
investments, and unfounded laws. But there are also factors created by
the foreign policy choices of Iran’s theocratic government.
In this regard, one must undoubtedly take
into consideration the heavy cost of Iran supporting terrorist proxy
groups scattered across the Middle East. Iran’s fiscal budget bill (from
March 2017 to March 2018) has allocated over 859 trillion rials (equal
to $24.5 billion) for military and security affairs. This is 23 percent of the country’s general budget.
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