Factory price incomer breaker in Iran

The fact that Iran's manufacturing industry held up without turning inward has partly compensated for slower growth and lower exports in the energy sector due to sanctions constraints. This was achieved through a mix of supplier diversification and creating new export markets.

While there has been much recent attention on Iran's resurgent oil exports, over the last decade, the adaptation of the manufacturing sector has been the true source of Iran's economic resilience under sanctions.

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Finding new export markets proved more challenging, but Iran was able to grow the volume of non-oil exports to neighboring countries, particularly Iraq, the UAE, and Afghanistan. Iranian exporters were assisted by substantial currency devaluations that made their goods more competitive in regional markets.

This is because sanctions have reduced investment as well as transfer of technological and managerial practices that Iranian manufacturing needs to stay on par with its industrial peers. In effect, the stability of Iran's macro-economic manufacturing situation hides imminent decline.

This blog post analyzes Iran's manufacturing sector as key element of its 'resistance economy'. It argues that the sector successfully adjusted itself to the sanction shocks of 2012 and 2018, maintaining economic stability, but is about to enter a period of long-term decline due to a lack of investment and modernization.