To express the importance of the housing and construction sector in the economy, it is enough to consider the number of industries, economic branches, and jobs dependent on this sector. According to some assessments, the number of links associated with this production chain includes up to 500 branches and jobs. The significant share of the construction and housing sector in Iran's gross domestic product and the long chain of industries and related branches has created such value for this sector that many experts and commentators believe that the revival of Iran's economy is conditional upon the revival of this sector. However, the housing and construction sector, which has been in recession since 2012, seems unwilling to emerge from this recession. According to a report recently published by the Higher Institute of Education and Research in Management and Planning in Iran, the recession in the housing and construction sector will remain stagnant this year as well. This time in "A, B, Economy," I have looked at the developments in the housing and construction market using statistics from the Statistical Center of Iran, and I invite you to listen to it.
Construction in the Land of Recession
The housing and construction sector in Iran, crucial for the economy, has been in recession since 2012 and shows no signs of recovery. Experts argue that the revival of this sector is essential for the overall economic revival of Iran. The ongoing stagnation raises concerns about the broader economic implications.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
The housing and construction sector in Iran has been in recession since 2012 and is projected to remain stagnant this year, according to a recent report. Experts emphasize that the revival of this sector is crucial for the overall economic recovery of Iran.
- The construction sector is linked to up to 500 branches and jobs.
- The sector has been in recession for over a decade, impacting the broader economy.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The housing and construction sector is vital for Iran's economy, contributing significantly to GDP and employment. Its prolonged recession indicates deeper economic issues.
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