Abstract
Iran tended to self-determination and criticism of the external dependence of the United States through its emphasis on minimizing American interference and influence and resisting Western interventions, as well as establishing a network of economic relations and policies with the countries of the world depending on the capabilities of those countries and achieving autonomy within the framework of adopting defence policies that resisted those sanctions and through which Iran was able to rely on itself in self-determination away from external pressures, and the most prominent of those policies pursued by the Iranian government to achieve Its economic independence is represented by trade policy, fiscal policy and monetary policy.
