Economic Growth in the Economy of Resistance

Resistance economy means recognizing pressure fields in special circumstances such as ineffective conditions and sanctions and efforts to transform these pressures intoopportunities .In the first section of this paper, considering the structure of Iran economy and sever impressurability for resistance of infrastructure, DSGE model isused to study the effectiveness of Rate of exchange in Iran economy (1338-1389). The results indicate positive exchange rate increase exchange income and in way ofaggregate product but over time positive affects of exchange rate decrease because of negative effects on import of capital goods and aggregate investment Therefore itspositive effect disappears through monetary policy by not its stickiness in long term. In the second part, regarding that sanction is considered as an imposed importsubstitution, countries can convert threats to opportunities with identification of advantages and belief in intelligent management. The question is: can having relativeadvantages in the industry lead to economic growth The results indicate the newly industrialized countries change relative advantages to the industry section while relative advantage in agriculture has negative and significant effect on economic growth. Relative advantages in industry have negative and significant effect on these countries. For testing the hypothesis, Ballasa evolved relative advantage index (1965) and Panel data are used. Information and statistics were prepared through International Monetary Fund and World Bank.