Legal-Economic Requirements for the Realization of a Resistance Economy in the Development Plans

In the constitution, planning is so important that the other three branches must also participate in it and the executive branch. in addition, the people also participate in this work through the councils. by the forty-third and forty-fourth principles of the constitution, the country's economic system is based on general, orderly, and correct planning. therefore, planning systems in iran are essential for the economic system. governments have always tried to come up with comprehensive plans. the realization of a resilient economy in the context of development programs requires attention to the requirements that many of these requirements can prevent many of the harms in development programs. the rule of law and the stability of the program's rules have a direct impact on the integration and coordination of the various executive departments to achieve the goals of the development program and the resulting obligations. also, increasing the efficiency of monitoring the implementation of the program law can eliminate the lack of operational and executive plans for the implementation of the development plan and further eliminate government and politicization from implementing the dimensions of the development plan.