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Assistant Professor, Finance and Accounting Department, Iranian Electronic Higher Education Institute, Tehran, Iran.
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Master's degree student in Finance - Financial Engineering and Risk Management, Faculty of Management, Iranian Electronic Higher Education Institute, Tehran, Iran.
Abstract
nvestment in the import of steel metals in Iran's current economic conditions, particularly during high inflation, faces various challenges and carries its own set of risks. This study aimed to assess the investment risks of importing steel metals in relation to exports in Iran, considering the inflation rate. The research was conducted using a qualitative approach, with data collected through a library-based study. The findings indicated that in inflationary conditions, importing steel metals is associated with higher risks due to currency fluctuations and rising costs. Meanwhile, exports, despite income opportunities, suffer from sanctions and limitations in foreign markets. Therefore, choosing the optimal investment path depends on the country's economic situation and the specific conditions of the market.
einabadi,J. and mousa,M. (2025). Risks of investing in the import of steel metals against exports due to inflation in Iran. Journal of Accounting and Management Vision, 7(98), 137-150.
MLA
einabadi,J. , and mousa,M. . "Risks of investing in the import of steel metals against exports due to inflation in Iran", Journal of Accounting and Management Vision, 7, 98, 2025, 137-150.
HARVARD
einabadi J., mousa M. (2025). 'Risks of investing in the import of steel metals against exports due to inflation in Iran', Journal of Accounting and Management Vision, 7(98), pp. 137-150.
CHICAGO
J. einabadi and M. mousa, "Risks of investing in the import of steel metals against exports due to inflation in Iran," Journal of Accounting and Management Vision, 7 98 (2025): 137-150,
VANCOUVER
einabadi J., mousa M. Risks of investing in the import of steel metals against exports due to inflation in Iran. Journal of Accounting and Management Vision, 2025; 7(98): 137-150.