Ir�n lidia con amenaza de inflaci�n de dos d�gitos

The video discusses the surge in prices in Iran, highlighting a 25% increase over two years. Tehran shoppers express concerns about inflation, which has made it difficult to compare prices year-on-year. The government has responded by opening stores with subsidized goods. The inflation rise is linked to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's presidency, during which large infrastructure projects were funded by oil revenues, contributing to inflation. The government's share in GDP and the number of subsidies and loans have increased rapidly, raising concerns about economic stability.

What percentage have prices in Iran increased over the past two years?

• 30%

• 10%

• 15%

• 25%

What measure has the Iranian government taken to help those struggling with rising prices?

• Implemented price controls

• Reduced oil production

• Opened stores with subsidized goods

• Increased taxes

What was one of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's campaign promises?

• To cut oil revenues

• To launch massive infrastructure projects

• To reduce government size

• To decrease inflation

How did the Iranian government fund the infrastructure projects during Ahmadinejad's presidency?

• By using oil revenues

• By borrowing from international banks

• By increasing taxes

• By cutting subsidies

What concerns do business leaders in Tehran have about the economy?

• Economic stability

• Lack of skilled labor

• Low consumer demand

• High export tariffs