Journal of Political Strategy

Identifying the requirements for targeted liquidity creation as a short-term defense strategy for the Islamic Republic of Iran against the enemy's economic war

Volume 9, Issue 4 - Serial Number 35
Winter 2026
Journal of Political Strategy

Document Type : Original Independent Original Article

Authors

Mohammadhasan Hosinnzadeh 1
Amirali Ketabi 2
Hamed Hosinnzadeh 3

1 Faculty member of Farhangian University of Qom Province

2 Assistant Professor and Faculty Member, Shahid Beheshti University, University of Theology and Religions, Tehran, Iran

3 PhD in Political Science; Iranian Issues – Researcher at Saada Institute

Abstract
This article, with a descriptive-analytical approach and based on a mixed method (quantitative-qualitative), identifies the requirements of targeted liquidity creation as a short-term defensive strategy against economic warfare. The main goal of this research is to explain a comprehensive framework for using liquidity creation to stimulate the economy and increase its resilience against external threats. In a situation where the Iranian economy is facing increasing external threats and pressures, targeted liquidity creation can be used as an effective tool to confront these threats and stimulate the national economy. The findings of this research show that targeted liquidity creation can act as an effective tool to confront external economic threats and strengthen national economic growth by properly managing inflation expectations, directing liquidity towards production, strengthening the banking system, and providing working capital for production units. By providing a comprehensive and practical framework, this article helps policymakers make better decisions in liquidity management and create stronger economic defense.

Keywords

Targeted liquidity creation
economic warfare
economic resilience
liquidity management
banking system
national production
economic defense
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