Time should not be missed for the implementation of resistive economy
IUESA: The editor in chief of the Quarterly Journal of Economics and Urban Management said: The government should implement the resistive economy in three time periods: short, medium and long term. Some programs of resistive economy policy can be achieved in a short time, some others in a medium term and a number of them require a lot of time, but they should be grouped and run.
Unfortunately, we can see the loss of time for implementing resistive economy. Being time consuming of this issue has leaded that the officials focus on the results of JCPOA without or less considering the resistive economy policy. For example, when the issue of sanctions implements in JCPOA, many concerns of government such as foreign investment, technology transfer, and many others are eliminated, he added.
Another weakness can be seen in the absence of the appropriate infrastructure so that government officials do not consider relevant organizations. The governments should have experienced human force in order to implement resistive economy, the head of Imam Sadiq University said.
Source: Jame Jam newspaper
