With the nuclear deal between Iran and the West firmly in place, a struggle for economic power and influence within Iran is intensifying. The debate is over how much Iran should open its economy to the West and how the resulting gains should be distributed. Now that the February parliamentary elections, which resulted in a victory for many moderate politicians , have passed, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani will hope to move forward with his ambitious economic reform goals. Those goals are largely based upon economic re-engagement with the world, including the West. But a dramatic shift in Iran's economy could undermine the economic strength and domestic power of those that benefited while Iran was under strict sanctions, including the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps. To maintain consensus, Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei will seek to bridge emerging political divides.