According to the Research Center of the Parliament of the Islamic Regime of Iran, the 470,000 billion unaffordable budget deficits for the year 2021 will ultimately be financed by inflation.
On the other hand, the International Monetary Fund reported; The net debt of the Islamic regime of Iran last year was more than 30.3% of the country’s gross domestic product – this figure averaged 6.5% from 2007 to 2017. The report predicts that the ratio of government debt to Iran’s GDP will be 27.3 percent this year and 28.4 percent next year.
A recent report attributed to the PBO, such as the International Monetary Fund, estimated the government’s debt-to-GDP ratio at about 30 percent, and warned that if sanctions were not lifted, the ratio would rise to 50 percent in three years and the government would go bankrupt.
