The Feminization of Aging Alongside the Feminization of Poverty/ Elahe Amani

The feminization of aging has presented major challenges for the global community, and Iran is no exception. While other countries have adopted effective strategies to address the feminization of aging and manage this crisis, in Iran, this crisis reveals its grim face in the increasing number of elderly people “abandoned” in parks, streets, and addiction […]...

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Retirement Funds; “Time Bombs” of Iran’s Economy / Amir Aghaei

For years, experts have been warning about the bankruptcy of retirement funds. This has been a pressing issue for almost 10 years now and the situation continues to worsen every day. The fact that retirees constantly face difficulties in receiving their rights and benefits is also considered one of the hidden reasons for the bankruptcy […]...

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How did Iran become poor in the last ten years?/ Amir Aghayi

Last month, the publication of an advertisement on the “Divar” website regarding a request from a poor family in Semiram, located in Isfahan province, was met with a lot of reactions from social media users. In the published advertisement, this family has asked citizens not to throw away their “extra food” and to give it […]...

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People with disabilities have been forgotten in Iran/ Azad Mohammadi

Laws that are not enforced, facilities that are handed over to the private sector in the city, and budget cuts. The citizenship and human rights of individuals with disabilities are not considered in Iran and it seems that they are caught in the problems of the government, budget shortages, and chaotic privatization. The people of […]...

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The struggle for survival revolves around the wage line / Amir Aghaei.

A look at the minimum wage of workers in 1402. Every year at the end of the budget season, the discussion of increasing wages for the next year becomes a concern that occupies the minds of both workers and employers. This concern is especially serious and important in recent years, when inflation rates have been […]...

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Triple growth of poverty in Iran / Saeideh Shafiei

In recent weeks, there have been protests in Iran against the social conditions and the death of Mahsa Amini in all provinces of the country. Although it cannot be said with certainty that the growth and spread of poverty is the main reason for the recent protests, the spread of poverty is certainly one of […]...

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Iranian subsidies; the most bizarre economic calculation in human history / Keyumars Amiri

On the eve of the ancient holiday of Nowruz, the biggest Iranian holiday, the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran is paying a subsidy of forty-five thousand and five hundred tomans to the people, while the price of one kilogram of Iranian rice is one hundred thousand tomans. With this subsidy, a family of […]...

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The purchasing power of people on the eve of Norooz; “Write that people are unfortunate” / Aban Paryavi

Another year has passed, but it seems that the economic situation of the people is expected to continue its downward trend. With less than a few days left until the new year, there is no excitement or hustle and bustle of Nowruz due to the alarming inflation and the spread of COVID-19. It seems that […]...

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The burden of inflation on health and the right to nutrition / Fatemeh Mohammadi

This is a caption. Fatima Mohammadi The new year has arrived, but people are still struggling with high prices and financial difficulties. Nowruz, which is an excuse for gathering and relieving the tensions of life, has become a source of shame for fathers, mothers, and spouses towards their children and families this year. On the […]...

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Doctor Amir Bagher Madani: To solve the problem of inflation, the government must tackle corruption / Ali Kalai

“این عکس مربوط به یک منظره زیبا از کوهستان است” “This photo is of a beautiful landscape of mountains.” Conversation with Ali Kalai Amir Bagher Madani is an elderly professor of economics and Iranian thinker who has books such as “How Japan Became Japan?” and “Obstacles to Economic Development in Iran (A Comparison with Japan)” […]...

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“Tables without oil; A look at the effects of the oil sanctions on the daily lives of Iranian families/ Behzad Ahmadi Nia”

“این عکس یک پرنده در حال پرواز است” “This photo shows a bird in flight.” Behzad Ahmadi Nia In the final days of 1397 (2018-2019) and on the 68th anniversary of the nationalization of Iran’s oil industry, there have been many discussions about the future of this industry and the pillars of the country that […]...

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The right to food in the targeted subsidy law/ Mohammad Moghimi

This is not a complete sentence and cannot be translated accurately. Please provide the full text for an accurate translation. Mohammad Moghimi Ensuring economic, social, and cultural rights requires the freedom of citizens in business and economic affairs, and the government must provide a framework that allows citizens to naturally fulfill their economic needs through […]...

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