مهوش مرادی

In recent decades, in parallel with the paradigms of sustainable development and sustainable rural development, the idea of improving the quality of life in rural areas has been proposed, which means that although it has different interpretations, but on sustainable development for all people and future generations over time and all economic and social dimensions. , Emphasizes the physical and environmental development process in a village. The central question of the research is the level of quality of life in the villages around Kermanshah (Dorodfaraman district). The methodology of the study is descriptive-analytical in terms of applied purpose and research used. Information on the research background and generalities of the subject has been obtained through library studies and Internet searches.Findings showed that among the five dimensions, the highest score belonged to the psychological dimension with a score of 8.22 and the physical dimension (physical) with a score of 6.32, social with a score of 5.48, economic with a score of 5.12 and Environment with a score of 5.12 are in the next categories, respectively, and alternately the physical dimension and the social dimension have moderate conditions, and the economic and environmental dimensions do not have favorable conditions.

The concept of livability is one of the new concepts in the field of rural planning that has been considered following the quality of life in rural areas. The basis of proper planning to increase the level of the livability of villages around the city is not enough to discuss the vulnerability of these areas and it is necessary to know the livability status of these villages. Because by correctly identifying the indicators of livability and the factors affecting it, the existing problems in these villages can be solved to some extent and their viability can be improved and the conditions for sustainable development can be provided. The purpose of this study is to investigate the viability of villages in the Dorodfaraman district, Kermanshah city. This research is applied in terms of purpose and descriptive-analytical in terms of nature, which has been done using survey method and questionnaire. The collected data were analyzed using SPSS software. Shannon and Copras entropy model has also been used to rank the studied villages in terms of livability status. The statistical population of the study includes 20 villages inhabited by the Droudfaraman rural district, which was determined using Cochran's formula with a sample size of 459 people. The results show that the living conditions in the villages of Dorodfaraman rural district are at a low level and also the villages of this rural district were ranked in three levels of favorable, average and unfavorable, which have more favorable conditions than other villages. Dehpahn, Shahrakesanati Faraman, Bijaneh, Gakiyh, Mourian  and the rest do not have very favorable conditions.

This article, using the method of continuous wavelet, examines the contagion between the asset markets including housing, stock, currency, gold, and the banking sector in Iran's economy based on the return on assets in the form of co-movement or correlation and causality. For this purpose, annual return data of mentioned assets and bank deposit interest rates have been used between 1991 and 2016. The results of the co-movement and the wavelet phase difference also indicate that in short run, the causal direction is from the exchange rate toward the housing market and from the housing market to the stock market. Also, on the base of results, an increase in the exchange rate and a decrease in the bank's interest rate in the short run are the causes of the increasing of stock market return and in the long run, an increase in the exchange rate would increase the stock return rate. The results also indicate that on the base of co- movement in short run, the increase in the bank interest rate is the cause of reducing of exchange rate The results of this research and obtained relations can be used in policy-making in the housing sector, especially in the field of prices, as well as the foreign exchange market for the correction and control of the exchange rate and the prosperity of the capital market.

Investigating the effect of government corruption and financial liberalization on economic growth is a fundamental issue in recent economic literature. However, considering these two phenomena simultaneously have been ignored by researchers. This paper, empirically and theoretically, studies how negative effect of corruption can be affected by financial liberalization. The results show that, by liberalizing financial account, high corrupt countries levy more taxes and therefore the negative effect of corruption on economic growth intensified. In empirical model, we include OPEC countries for the duration of 1990-2013. Estimation results by GMM method show that the negative signs of the interaction between financial liberalization and corruption imply that the partial impact of financial openness on economic growth decreases as the degree of corruption increases.

The link between location features and the propensity to start a new firm is a subject that did not get much attention in Iran until recently. This paper is the first attempt on this proposition and is concerned with deliberating the effect of demographical and industrial characteristics of location on start-up rates in Iranian manufacturing industries. To fulfill this aim، regional panel data based on Iranian provinces during 2002-2006 is used. Having employed the GLS method، the results of this paper show that demographical characteristics have a significant effect on new firm formation. Furthermore، we find considerable evidence suggesting that central regions succeeded in increasing the level of start-ups during the period under inspection. In addition، birth rates are greater in regions where GDP growth، security، and urbanization are high and experience abatement in regions with high minimum efficient scale and unemployment. The results of this paper can be considered as the basis of a policy that aims to promote development in borderland provinces. The government could also provide entrepreneurs with incentives to encourage them to create new firms and businesses in these regions.