Right to bread

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March 9, 2026

Right to bread

New Gasoline Predictions/ Saeideh Shafiei

The consumption of gasoline and its related issues have been one of the important topics that have been of concern to the people and government officials over the past two decades. During this time, government officials have always resorted to the argument that gasoline consumption is on the rise and needs to be controlled, and […]...

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Created By: Saeideh Shafiei
September 23, 2022

Hiding the problems of modern marginalization in the apparent wave of new cities / Ali Naseri

What comes to your mind when you hear the word “marginalization”? Halabiyabad? Small and large slums? Life in shantytowns or whatever we have heard in recent years in defining this title? It seems that such signs are less noticeable on the outskirts of cities than ever before, but is there no more news of marginalization […]...

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Created By: Ali Nasri
September 23, 2022

One roof and two climates in the housing section / Abbas Dehghani

Housing is a social right and is on par with other basic human needs such as education and healthcare. Providing this social right and basic need is one of the main responsibilities of governments. Article 31 of the Constitution also recognizes the right of every Iranian individual and family to have suitable housing and obligates […]...

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Created By: Abbas Dehghani
August 22, 2022

The salary of men in Iran is four times that of women/ Saeideh Shafiei

Women on the margins of the job market. The Global Gender Gap Report, published by the World Economic Forum (WEF), examines the status of gender gap in all countries and serves as a reference for measuring the level of gender equality among countries. In the recent report, Iran was ranked 150th out of 156 countries […]...

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Created By: Saeideh Shafiei
July 22, 2022

Will the government be successful in controlling inflation in the coming months? / Abbas Dehghan

Accidental or premeditated; The record that the government has set. I’m sorry, but the provided text is not in Farsi. It appears to be a symbol or letter. Can you please provide the correct text? Yasi put it in place. Ibrahim Raeisi had promised to bring inflation down to under 20% within two years after […]...

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Created By: Admin
July 22, 2022

The increase of Iranian wealthy and ineffective laws/ Mohammad Golshahi

Money brings money. Iran’s economy is currently going through its worst conditions, with the pressure of sanctions alongside the government’s liberal economic policies, which have been requested by the economic team of President “Imam Sadeghi”. The record-breaking monthly inflation and the increase in inflation to over seventy percent, especially the rising inflation in the food […]...

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Created By: Mohammad Golshahi
July 22, 2022

Meisam Hashemkhani: The removal of preferential currency has taken place in the worst possible time/ Saeideh Shafiei

“Economists in favor of market economy believe that none of the subsidies have led to a decrease in prices for the benefit of the people. Instead, they have resulted in large profits for middlemen, and therefore subsidies should be given to the general public in cash. Furthermore, the elimination of these subsidies, consolidating the income […]...

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Created By: Saeideh Shafiei
June 22, 2022

Interview with Mohsen Ali Zadeh, member of the Economic Commission of Parliament, regarding the return of Kalaberg/ Ali Kalai.

According to him, the plan for popularizing subsidies is part of the overall policies of the system that all authorities must adhere to. These words are from Mohsen Ali Zadeh, the representative of Sepidan County in Fars Province in the eleventh session of the Islamic Consultative Assembly; a representative who has been a member of […]...

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Created By: Ali Kalaei
June 22, 2022

Subsidies; From Deception to Inaction / Abbas Dehghani

Subsidy, also known as “sobside”, is a financial assistance provided by a government to improve the well-being of citizens or strengthen various economic sectors. Many economic experts consider subsidies as negative taxes paid by governments. Subsidies can be provided directly (in the form of cash, essential goods and supplies for citizens) or indirectly (through services, […]...

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Created By: Abbas Dehghani
June 22, 2022

How not having a suitable database can exacerbate economic discrimination? / Samaneh Golab

The great burden on the shoulders of childhood is susceptible. Information and data system is the foundation of decision-making, policy-making, and proper implementation of policies in any country. When there is no accurate information system, it is not possible to have a clear picture of realities or to identify and plan for the main challenges […]...

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Created By: Samaneh Golab
June 22, 2022

How do the poorest citizens of Iran spend their days? / Maryam Shakarni

Poverty’s tightness. Fatima and six others live in two six-meter rooms with a four-meter courtyard. The rooms are made of cement blocks and have thin and uneven layers of plaster on them. The ceiling is made of aluminum sheets, and every time the wind blows, Fatima’s seven-member family fears for their shelter to collapse. Every […]...

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Created By: Maryam Shokrani
June 22, 2022

Which groups have been excluded from the list of subsidy recipients? / Reza Rezaei Orzman

A story of deletion. A spring day has appeared in the month of Ordibehesht. The fast-moving buses of Azadi are even more crowded and bustling than usual, all the way to Tehranpars. For several days now, the 11-story building of the Ministry of Welfare at the intersection of Behboudi and Azadi streets has become a […]...

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Created By: Rezvan Razaei Orzaman
June 22, 2022