February 06th, 2014

2/6/2014

Dear Jayati,

Thank you for this insight. I was wondering whether the sharp inflationary impact of the income support programs may also be associated with supply bottle-necks - as a long-lasting consequence of economic sanctions on Iran - and that in other more favourable (and non-oligarchic) supply-capacity contexts, these programs may do much better.

Best, Hamish

Hamish Jenkins
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