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Public sector economics
The Impact of Globalization on the Iranian Underground Economy Over Four Decades: MIMIC and ARDL Approaches

Ahmadreza Ahmadi; Ghahreman Abdoli; Fatemeh Azhari

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 13 July 2025

https://doi.org/10.22054/ijer.2025.82326.1314

Abstract
  The present study examines the impact of globalization on Iran’s underground economy over the period 1979–2020. In this regard, the size of the underground economy was estimated using the MIMIC method. Subsequently, the effects of the three main dimensions of globalization—economic, ...  Read More

Bargaining Power of Gas Export Options from the Southern Corridor to Europe

Amir Jafarzadeh; Ghahreman Abdoli; Afshin Javan

Volume 25, Issue 84 , October 2020, , Pages 1-34

https://doi.org/10.22054/ijer.2020.47943.810

Abstract
  European countries need to diversify their natural gas imports to reduce their dependency on Russia. One of the best options for exporting natural gas to European countries is to export gas through the Southern Corridor, in which Iran, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan and Iraq could potentially be major participants. ...  Read More

Possibility of Making Coalition among Iran, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan for Exporting Natural Gas to Europe: a Game Theoretic Framework

Amir Jafarzadeh; Abbas Shakeri; Farshad Momeni; Ghahraman Abdoli

Volume 19, Issue 61 , February 2015, , Pages 1-29

Abstract
  The following paper investigates European policy about importing natural gas from Caspian Sea countries. The Nabucoo and Trans-Caspian gas project are the two potential projects. For these pipelines three countries are candidates: Iran, Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan. By using the game theory framework, ...  Read More

A Game Theory Model of Economic Opportunistic Bidding and Claim with a Case Study in Iran

Ghahreman Abdoli; Ali Khirandish

Volume 14, Issue 43 , July 2010, , Pages 111-140

Abstract
  Many governments and private projects are done by contractor. They get projects in a competitive bid auction environment. A contractor in order to overcome to other competitors in a bid auction, opportunely cuts down biding price(bids project at or below minimum profit level) and wins the contract, and ...  Read More