De-licensing is Tantamount to Deregulation: Conceptual Analysis of Deregulation in Iran

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Markaz Malmiri Ahmad

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Journal: MAJLIS & RAHBORD Year:2021 | Volume:27 | Issue:104 Page(s): 181-214

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De-licensing is Tantamount to Deregulation: Conceptual Analysis of Deregulation in Iran

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Markaz Malmiri Ahmad | Issue Writer Certificate

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DeregulationQ2

regulationQ1

de-licensingQ1

business environmentQ1

Article 44 of Iran's ConstitutionQ1

BureaucracyQ2

Abstract

The issuance of licenses is known to be one of the main barriers to entry for businesses. This article focuses on the necessity to distinguish between "Deregulation" and "de-licensing". Although de-licensing is a part of Deregulation and in fact de-licensing is required before Deregulation is carried out, the removal or amendment of laws and regulations, which are detrimental to production and business, should be set apart from the removal of disruptive business permissions. For Deregulation, the parliament and the government are required to interfere and identify disruptive laws and regulations, and they are also required to agree to the implementation of procedures for Codificaton and Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA). However, de-licensing in particular, requires the government’ s interference through institutions, headquarters, and ministries, in order to abolish and remove licensors, anti-competitive practices, and unfavorable conducts in the business environment. Due to the bureaucratic practices which exist in Iran today, the layout and the procedures within the administrative system need to be amended in order for de-licensing to be carried out justly. Many of the procedures within the administrative system are as a result of the violation of laws and regulations and are arbitrary measures. The excessive attention paid to the legal system and the repeated approval of laws and regulations have led to the weaknesses and flaws of the bureaucratic system being overlooked.

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Markaz Malmiri, Ahmad. (2021). De-licensing is Tantamount to Deregulation: Conceptual Analysis of Deregulation in Iran. MAJLIS & RAHBORD, 27(104 ), 181-214. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/381791/en

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Markaz Malmiri Ahmad. De-licensing is Tantamount to Deregulation: Conceptual Analysis of Deregulation in Iran. MAJLIS & RAHBORD[Internet]. 2021;27(104 ):181-214. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/381791/en

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Ahmad Markaz Malmiri, “De-licensing is Tantamount to Deregulation: Conceptual Analysis of Deregulation in Iran,” MAJLIS & RAHBORD, vol. 27, no. 104 , pp. 181–214, 2021, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/381791/en

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