A Black Case in the Iranian Economy According to Musa Ghaninejad | The Most Catastrophic Result of Cooperatives Was the Establishment of Financial-Credit Institutions in the Ahmadinejad Administration

  Economist Musa Ghanninejad criticized the cooperative performance of the Tomorrow's Business Weekly:

The co -operative entered the Iranian constitution through the Trovi Horse of the Left, Communists and Mass.

After a few decades since the last revolution, the cooperative sector has virtually become a part of the distribution of rents and privileges, and those who are close to power and are considered to be self -esteem use these rents.

The government immediately takes refuge in the cooperative sector wherever it comes to an important issue or finds it difficult to solve it.  Justice stock is a clear example of this approach.

The cooperative sector in our country is a tool in the hands of the government to use it wherever it needs to cover its own state power.

The most catastrophic outcome of the cooperatives in the Iranian economy was the establishment of financial and credit institutions in the government of Mr. Ahmadinejad, who were licensed by the Ministry of Cooperatives as cooperatives and hit the country's economy.

These institutions were wasting great sources, created inflation, launched a Panzi game, and made people money, and eventually paid all the catastrophes that these cooperatives committed.

Co -operative is one of the black cases of our economy that has been very expensive for us so far.

The co -operative sector in our economy has become a center for converting government rent and privilege.