Why is it becoming more difficult to maintain a company in Iran's economy every day? | Are the Iranian companies going through the most difficult period in their activity? Mohammad Tahri, the editor of the weekly newspaper Tejarat Farda, wrote: The history of the last century shows that starting a business in Iran has always been much easier than maintaining it. The occurrence of wars, political tensions, severe management fluctuations and the continuous change of property and trade laws have destroyed the lives of many economic enterprises during the last decades. Today's economic operators are involved in a chain of daily crises such as frequent power outages, customs clearance challenges, sudden changes in currency regulations and bank debt due dates. These problems are beyond the will of the producers and exhaust most of the power and concentration of the managers just for survival. The shortening of the economic horizon and the continued uncertainty seriously harm long-term planning, market development and increasing productivity. In this space, instead of investing in technology and improving the quality of products, managers are forced to use all their resources just to avoid an immediate stoppage of the production lines. The unfavorable business environment takes the competitive advantage from transparent, law-abiding and innovative companies and leaves it to groups connected to political rent. In such a situation, having preferential credits and influence in the power structure takes the place of managerial ability and responding to the real needs of the market and consumers. Healthy companies carry essential capital such as accumulated knowledge, experience and valuable networks of trust, the destruction of which is irreparable. When the economic policy prevents the normal activity of these units, its negative consequences will be transferred to society as a whole by reducing work opportunities, welfare and poverty. More details.

Why is it becoming more difficult to maintain a company in Iran's economy every day? | Are the Iranian companies going through the most difficult period in their activity? Mohammad Tahri, the editor of the weekly newspaper Tejarat Farda, wrote: The history of the last century shows that starting a business in Iran has always been much easier than maintaining it. The occurrence of wars, political tensions, severe management fluctuations and the continuous change of property and trade laws have destroyed the lives of many economic enterprises during the last decades. Today's economic operators are involved in a chain of daily crises such as frequent power outages, customs clearance challenges, sudden changes in currency regulations and bank debt due dates. These problems are beyond the will of the producers and exhaust most of the power and concentration of the managers just for survival. The shortening of the economic horizon and the continued uncertainty seriously harm long-term planning, market development and increasing productivity. In this space, instead of investing in technology and improving the quality of products, managers are forced to use all their resources just to avoid an immediate stoppage of the production lines. The unfavorable business environment takes the competitive advantage from transparent, law-abiding and innovative companies and leaves it to groups connected to political rent. In such a situation, having preferential credits and influence in the power structure takes the place of managerial ability and responding to the real needs of the market and consumers. Healthy companies carry essential capital such as accumulated knowledge, experience and valuable networks of trust, the destruction of which is irreparable. When the economic policy prevents the normal activity of these units, its negative consequences will be transferred to society as a whole by reducing work opportunities, welfare and poverty. More details.