Taḥavulāt-i pūlī va mālī īrān az 1875 tā 1932: Persian 1400

The period of the Qajar dynasty can be considered the era of a free economy in a lawless political system. In no period like the Qajar dynasty, their economic freedom without the rule of law in Iran: the trade tariff was only 5%, and the government was unable to increase the money supply because the amount of gold and silver in the country determined the amount of money, no state-owned company From industry to banks and insurance, there was no freedom of entry and exit of capital in the country, and the largest international investors were present in Iran, the labor market was completely free, and the government determined the wage rates. He did not interfere at all. The exchange rate was determined based on supply and demand in the market. This book explains how this situation changed and the government took over all the pillars of the economy.