فهرست مطالب محمدحسن وکیل

One of the most important problems of the policy-making process, especially the cultural policy-making process in our country, is the incorrect process of problem identification. The country's cinema policy-making system is not free from this major damage, and therefore in this study, an attempt is made to examine the issues facing Iranian cinema in the fifth decade of the Islamic Revolution, which must be addressed in the "cinema policy-making" process. In this research, first, the existing global researches in the field of cinema policy have been reviewed and an attempt has been made to extract world cinema policy issues from the perspective of these sources. Then, using the Grounded theory method the data obtained from some experts in the field of Iranian cinema policy-making are analyzed and based on this, a paradigm model of Iranian cinema policy issues in the fifth decade of the revolution is designed. At the end of the article, a comparison is made between the system of policy issues of Iranian cinema and world cinema.

Hamedan province is known as the center of potato production in the country, however, despite the appropriate production conditions, the market of this product does not experience favorable conditions and the difference between farmers 'incomes and consumers' final payment is one of the challenges in the market. Therefore, in this article, the structure of potato market in Hamedan province, as the core production area in Iran, was analyzed and evaluated. For this purpose, the statistics of monthly prices were scrutinized at different levels of the market in the period from April 2006 to April 2019. A significant and growing gap was observed in the market margins of this product. Then, the mechanism of price transfer and transmission were estimated and investigated. All of the results showed an inefficient structure in this market, which has stabilized the farmers in cobweb pattern and wholesalers in the position of monopoly. The results of the research indicated that four specific features of this market including low product elasticity, high perishability rate, lack of export schedules, low storage capacity and the high construction cost of warehouses have created this imperfect structure and should be given special attention in future policies.