U.S. 'Running Out of Significant Things to Sanction' Iran, Says PwC's Tannebaum

The video discusses the impact of US sanctions on Iran, focusing on secondary sanctions and their effects on international trade. It examines the limitations of current sanctions, potential future targets, and debates their effectiveness in achieving diplomatic goals. The video also highlights the impact on companies like Mercedes-Benz and the broader implications for global trade.

What are secondary sanctions primarily used for?

• To support Iran's nuclear program

• To promote humanitarian aid

• To force foreign companies to choose between the US and Iran

• To encourage trade between the US and Iran

What is the focus of the current sanctions on Iran?

• Sanctioning new Iranian banks

• Targeting third-party entities supporting Iran

• Increasing oil exports

• Reducing humanitarian aid

What is the EU-led mechanism mentioned in the context of Iran sanctions?

• A trade support system

• A financial aid package

• A military alliance

• A nuclear agreement

What is the main argument against the effectiveness of sanctions?

• They increase Iran's nuclear capabilities

• They strengthen Iran's economy

• They make the US a reliable partner

• They fail to bring Iran to negotiations

What potential consequence is mentioned for companies like Mercedes-Benz under US sanctions?

• Increased sales in the US

• Banned from the US market

• Support from the US government

• Expansion into new markets