SalarHaqq
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it change . it affect free market along side governmental sectors . right now you had some chance in free market . after that , it'll be zero and as i said it will be against Islamic guidelines
Contrary to a commonly held belief, free market - also referred to as capitalism in blunter and less surgar-coated terms, is not merely an economic system but also a cultural and anthropological order of its own. One which is in stark violation of core Islamic principles. Islam is incompatible with the capitalist and liberal scourge. Which is why our Supreme Leader, who has deep understanding of religion, has repeatedly blasted nezāme sarmāyedāri in unmistakable terms.
it will result in more dissatisfaction . it result in bazar join the unrest
A social credit system will improve and facilitate social control by the public authority. It will increase the cost of causing or participating in unrest. Once the infrastructure is built, rewards and sanctions will be easier and less time consuming to dispense than through classic means. It will also guarantee a more even and systematic application of the law. Citizens will therefore revise their cost-benefit analysis and be incentivized towards more law-abiding behavior under any circumstances. China has reaped ample benefits from this system, seeing how it has helped bolstering social stability.
the biggest cut throat are governmental banks . incidentally your suggestion won't change banks practices, and your suggestion is good in fact USA banking system is a lot more Islamic . what about sack all Iranian economical high and middle rank managers and ask USA to provide us manager for those ranks.
the solution is very simple but nobody want to do it as it cut their illegal benefits .
government must pull out of economic works and stop competing with private sector that effectively kill that sector and instead made a very strong regulation network to regulate any work in private sector to stop corruption that may occur or illegal activity like tax evasion
1) There's no remote comparison between the colossal mischief private banks in Iran have been responsible of, versus any and all irregularity committed by public banks. This is evidenced by concrete figures. Today private banks are in fact the main damaging factor to the Iranian economy.
Ra'efipour held an excellent speech recently on the topic, in which he went into detail about the corruption of private banks. No entity can possibly come close to their level of roguery and greed.
2) The USA banking system is nowhere "more Islamic". Claiming such a thing with a straight face would be beyond preposterousness.
A 1% cabal which, other than literally enslaving 99% of the American population, revels in the type of symbolism shown below, is as far apart from Islamic ethics as it gets, or from any form of intuitive decency for that matter:
Expanding a rabavi financial system is akin to waging war against God and His commandments.
This is the extent of Wall Street's methodical and systemic wickedness:
Liberal capitalist smokescreens and hoaxes are increasingly losing their persuasion power though. People the world over are waking up to the identity of their oppressors:
3) The most lucrative practices of corruption Iranian private banks are indulging in, have nothing to do with any alleged competition they may face from their state-owned counterparts.
The root of these practices lies in the principle of profit maximization which presides over any private enterprise, coupled with the boundless cupidity of banksters. Profit which flows directly into the pockets of private bank owners and CEO's. This is while the goal of public banks is not to maximize profits, and while their managers do not stand to gain to the same extent from rising margins.
Ever since private banking was authorized in Iran under the liberal Khatami administration, these accursed entities have gone on a rampage looting the country and sucking the blood of the working class and the middle class. They don't give a hoot about the well being of the common man, for that is not their motivation. Whereas public companies are tasked with pursuing the common good.
Therefore, transferring the entire banking sector into private hands will achieve nothing but to amplify the issue. The slightest loophole in the legal framework will be mercilessly exploited by private banksters. And given the complexity of this economic activity as well as the influence banksters are bound to exercise upon lawmakers, judges and the executive branch, there will always exist such loopholes no matter what.
The partial privatization of credit institutions was probably the single most detrimental macro-economic measure since the victory of the Islamic Revolution. In order for Iran to surmount its economic woes, a complete reversal is necessary in this regard. The private banks must be nationalized, there's no way around it. The sooner it happens, the better!
This is why no matter the amount of efforts liberals from the reformist / moderate front will put into trying to shield their capitalist associates, these thieving bandits will not be allowed to have their way.
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