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By Ian BremmerJuly 16, 2015 4:3 stanley cup 1 PM EDTWhile the attention inside the U.S. on the proposed Iran nuclear deal has been on its weapons capability, ther stanley cup e is another story. As part of the deal, Tehran will get relief from international sanctions, which could lead to a resurgence in its economy.Here are five statistics to understand the winners and losers from an Iranian economic revival.Economic Impact of SanctionsIsolation from the international banking system and the loss of oil revenues have cost Iranrsquo currency, the rial, two-thirds of its value against the dollar since sanctions were tightened in 2011. Inflation climbed north of 40 percent. Prices of basic foods and fuel, in particular, have soared. Itrsquo estimated that the most recent round of sanctions has dragged down Iranrsquo GDP by 20 percent and contributed to an unemployment rate of 10.3 percent.Iran will now become the largest country to rejoin the global marketplace since the breakup of the Soviet Union. By some estimates, Iranrsquo economy will grow by an additional two percentage points, to more than 5 percent GDP growth, within a year. After an additional 18 months, GDP growth could reach 8 percent. Jerusalem Post, BBC, CNN, CIA, Reuters Social Impact of SanctionsScaling back sanctions will also help Iran keep its best and brightest at home. From 2009 to 2013, more than 300,000 Iranians left the country in search of better opportunities abroad. Today stanley cup , 25 percent of Iranians with a post-graduate Govh Elon Musk Offers to Buy Twitter for $43 Billion
By Alana AbramsonUpdated: July 3, 2017 12:19 PM [ET] | Originally published: July 3, 2017 10:54 AM EDT;New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is defending himself amid criticism for spending time over the Fourth of July weekend on the beach amid a state government shutdown that has many local beaches and parks closed to the public.Photographs from NJ Advance Media showed Christie and his family spending the weekend on New Jersey Island Beach State Park, where a governor residence is located. However, the beach is one of several facilities currently closed to most visitors after Christie shut down New Jersey government Friday after the state legislature failed to pass a crocs budget.When asked about the photographs on Good Day Philadelphia, Christie defended his actions.Irsquo;m sorry theyrsquo;re not the governor, Christie said of the people who couldn ;t access the beach. This is a residence. Herersquo the problem. We have a residence mizuno in Princeton as well and that place is a place where people can go and tour but they canrsquo;t if the governmentrsquo closed. Am I supposed to move out and stay in a hotel Read Christie full exchange below.Reporter: Governor Christie, welcome to Good Day Philadelphia. Christie: Good morning, how are you guys Reporter: Feeling good, loving the fourth of July holiday. Ar hoka e you calling us from that beach house Christie: Yes sir.Reporter: Irsquo;m sure yoursquo;ve seen the Star Led
By Ian BremmerJuly 16, 2015 4:3 stanley cup 1 PM EDTWhile the attention inside the U.S. on the proposed Iran nuclear deal has been on its weapons capability, ther stanley cup e is another story. As part of the deal, Tehran will get relief from international sanctions, which could lead to a resurgence in its economy.Here are five statistics to understand the winners and losers from an Iranian economic revival.Economic Impact of SanctionsIsolation from the international banking system and the loss of oil revenues have cost Iranrsquo currency, the rial, two-thirds of its value against the dollar since sanctions were tightened in 2011. Inflation climbed north of 40 percent. Prices of basic foods and fuel, in particular, have soared. Itrsquo estimated that the most recent round of sanctions has dragged down Iranrsquo GDP by 20 percent and contributed to an unemployment rate of 10.3 percent.Iran will now become the largest country to rejoin the global marketplace since the breakup of the Soviet Union. By some estimates, Iranrsquo economy will grow by an additional two percentage points, to more than 5 percent GDP growth, within a year. After an additional 18 months, GDP growth could reach 8 percent. Jerusalem Post, BBC, CNN, CIA, Reuters Social Impact of SanctionsScaling back sanctions will also help Iran keep its best and brightest at home. From 2009 to 2013, more than 300,000 Iranians left the country in search of better opportunities abroad. Today stanley cup , 25 percent of Iranians with a post-graduate Govh Elon Musk Offers to Buy Twitter for $43 Billion
By Alana AbramsonUpdated: July 3, 2017 12:19 PM [ET] | Originally published: July 3, 2017 10:54 AM EDT;New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is defending himself amid criticism for spending time over the Fourth of July weekend on the beach amid a state government shutdown that has many local beaches and parks closed to the public.Photographs from NJ Advance Media showed Christie and his family spending the weekend on New Jersey Island Beach State Park, where a governor residence is located. However, the beach is one of several facilities currently closed to most visitors after Christie shut down New Jersey government Friday after the state legislature failed to pass a crocs budget.When asked about the photographs on Good Day Philadelphia, Christie defended his actions.Irsquo;m sorry theyrsquo;re not the governor, Christie said of the people who couldn ;t access the beach. This is a residence. Herersquo the problem. We have a residence mizuno in Princeton as well and that place is a place where people can go and tour but they canrsquo;t if the governmentrsquo closed. Am I supposed to move out and stay in a hotel Read Christie full exchange below.Reporter: Governor Christie, welcome to Good Day Philadelphia. Christie: Good morning, how are you guys Reporter: Feeling good, loving the fourth of July holiday. Ar hoka e you calling us from that beach house Christie: Yes sir.Reporter: Irsquo;m sure yoursquo;ve seen the Star Led