Actual Problems of Economics, vol.122, no.8, pp.399-408, 2011 (SSCI, Scopus)
The last input-output schedule of Iran's economics has been presented in 2001 as the tables in which interactive relations and effects of different economical sectors have been depicted. The oil sector is one of the most important for the country's economy. On the other hand, price fluctuations of oil and petroleum products impacts Iran's economy in several ways. Because of multilateral increase of domestic price on energy and oil-based products, wide changes in all the sectors of Iran's economy will happen. Although global changes in oil and oil-based products prices do not have any effect on supply prices inside the country, but they interfere to some extent with the price for consumer products and services, including import and export. Referring to the analysis of the previous years statistical trends based on Laspeyres index, this study shows that a 1% change in price for local energy carriers is followed by a 5% change in prices for most products. © Nasrollah Moghsoudi, Yadulla Hasanli, 2011.