Iran's GDP shrank 10.1% during the conflict
The Iranian economy experienced a contraction of 10.1% during the war period, according to economic reports, leading to a significant decline in Iran's gross domestic product. The main reason for this decline is the impact of international sanctions and ongoing conflicts, which negatively affected productive and investment activities in the country. Projections indicate that this downturn may continue if current conditions persist, highlighting the need for new economic policies to address the repercussions.
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