Discussion on Iran's Economic Challenges

The guy told me he was a soldier. He told me, “Go now—”

A lot.

Okay. Enjoy yourself. Doctor, we have liquidity creation, okay? Suppose

that

this is our population, right? A population of nine—

It spills over to about five percent of society.

It’s over and done with.

Yes, sir, as I said before—

Liquidity in Iran is a factor in inequality.

Yes.

That’s exactly what you said—

Sir, emphasize it, okay? But the third point

is what happens next—

We confirm it.

…and that is a fairer distribution of wealth.

Then they want to point to the factors behind Iran’s defeat

or the likelihood of Iran’s defeat in the future—

to inflation and things like that.

Exactly. They come and say Iran’s economy is hollow.

Don’t think Iran has won, its economy is hollow.

Whereas before all this, we ourselves were heading toward recession.

Yeah, we

suffered a defeat ourselves.

Look, what I’m saying is, this one quadrillion tomans in liquidity that you’re talking about,

when it is distributed among 90 million people—

Certainly.

Does it increase public demand?

No.

Dr. Afzayesh—

Obviously, it doesn't—

Let's make another event, another event, another event.

Even if you want ten more sets, I'll give them to you, but honestly.

But be fair.

When are the people of Iran going to rise up and fight?

Overall, it seems that the center of gravity is returning to

within the country.

Yes.

We had a revolution, so let's stand by it. This

revolution, whose main essence is that for fifty

years, the establishment hasn't left me alone.

Bravo. Oh-ho.

This won't leave me alone.

There comes a time when we tell these people, sir, please, we are resis— together

to resist, consump… Then, when you're destroying the value of this nation's currency,

making them poorer day by day,

you can no longer tell those people, "Come, come join us."

There was something else, because the meeting, our unity meeting with Dr. Lailaz.

I also, uh, recently Mr. Jafari called once or twice

I took note of Mr. Dr. Lilaaz's good positions and thanked him.

Um, as August Bebel used to say, I must see, you old...

fool, what you did that provoked Mr. Jebraeili.

Let's go to the university. You go.

Wait, let me say goodbye. Have a seat.

Goodbye, sir.