Classical principles of public economic law in the sixth economic, social, and cultural development plan of Iran : good but not enough

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Nowadays, adhering to the classical principles of public economic law including the supporting of property, proportionality, equality, and economic competition is accepted as a fundamental strategy for achieving development.

Such principles are defined in light of strategic laws such as the five-year economic and social development plan.

The development plans law of Iran encounters the developments in light of the first to the third waves on the one hand and the question of how the sixth development plan law coexists with the classical principles of public economic law on the other hand.

This study sought to answer this question with a hypothesis that the sixth economic, social and cultural development plan law of Iran can coexist with the above-mentioned questions.

This study analyzed the waves of development, then presented the development paradigms in light of schools.

After that, it introduced the classical principles of public economic law, and finally, the relationship and shortcomings of the plan law to such principles were explained.