With an emphasis on a knowledge-based and justice-centered economy, the "Resistant Economy’s general policies were unveiled on 29 Bahman 1392 in the Iranian calendar with the aim of making Iran the region's leading economic force. Both the alignment of particular/relevant laws with general policies and the existence of inconsistencies in other current laws must be evaluated for this evaluation.
In this study, to evaluate the compliance of current legislation with the mentioned general policies, both categories of laws (comprising 26 fully relevant laws and 39 related laws) were identified and examined. The results indicate that among the 24 clauses of the general policy, 11 clauses have been partially violated, sometimes repeatedly, in current laws; 19 clauses have been found compliant (aligned); 5 clauses have been completely overlooked and not pursued; and 10 clauses of the general policy are deemed to require attention in at least 8 of the related laws. In addition, among the 26 related laws enumerated, the laws on “Increasing the Productivity of the Agricultural and Natural Resources Sector”, “Removing Barriers to Competitive Production and Improving the Country’s Financial System”, and “Continuous Improvement of the Business Environment” can be considered as the most important laws in line with the aforementioned general policy. On the other hand the laws on “Central Bank”, “Adding Some Articles to the Law on Regulating Part of Financial Regulations (2)” and “Regulating Part of Government Financial Regulations” can be considered as the laws with the highest degree of contradiction with the relevant general policy.