Improving Productive Employment in Iran: Improving Overeducation, Aging, and Promoting Renewable Energy
- 1 Yonsei University of Business, Seoul, Republic of Korea
Abstract
Prior to 1979, Iran’s economy was one of the most developed economies in the Middle East, and since then, the country’s economy has regressed under multiple influences. Iran’s oil exports were cut in 2018, which was a heavy economic blow to Iran, which relies on oil exports as the source of the country’s economy, and the Iranian nation’s economy fell into a continuous recession, which exacerbated the social burden and conflicts within the country. The research methods used in this paper include survey method, literature research method, and qualitative analysis method to study the problems of the Iranian nation in terms of overeducation, aging society, and development of the green economy. Based on the current situation of the Iranian national economy, implementable recommendations for increasing decent work on social and environmental issues of the Iranian nation are presented to promote the economic development of Iran.
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