The response of economic resilience to economic shocks in Iran

Economic resilience refers to the ability of an economy to be resilient to economic shocks. Returning to the same growth path before the shock is not necessarily desirable, especially if the previous growth path is lower than the growth path at the time of the shock. Therefore, the effect of shocks to the country's economy and the response of economic resilience to these shocks should be examined. In the present study, using the data of Iran in a period of 36 years between 1361-1396, this issue has been studied. The results show that in the long run, interest rate shocks cause the economy to reach a level below the previous equilibrium level and other shocks cause the economy to reach a level above the pre-shock equilibrium level.In the present study, to investigate the economic resilience response to economic shocks in Iran, by the method of impulse response analysis (IR) in vector auto-regressive (VAR) models using data from the databases of the Central Bank of Iran and the world Bank  and Eviews9 software used.