Theoretical explanation of the consequences of the internal security of the capital market in Iran

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1 Assistant Professor, Research Institute for Internal Security, Research Institute for Defense Sciences and Knowledge, Tehran, Iran (Corresponding author). Email: amelhami@yahoo.com

2 Head of Defense Economics Department, National Defense University, Tehran, Iran.

3 M.A. in Economics, Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran

Abstract

In this article, by using the literature review and theoretical foundations, we answer the question through which factors the capital market can affect Iran's internal security. It seems that people's political views are influenced by their interests and economic status. If a person is a shareholder in the stock exchange, probably due to the dependence of his interests on political stability, he has more political compatibility and shows better security behavior. The results show that in addition to the positive impact of share ownership on people's attitudes, the development of the capital market through the path of reducing inflation, increasing prosperity, reducing corruption and reducing unemployment can be a security generator, and the same capital market in case of inefficiency or with its extreme fluctuations can increase inequality, Weakening public trust in the government and increasing the possibility of financial crisis will harm internal security. Finally, this policy recommendation is made that in order to optimize the performance of the internal security of the stock market, it is necessary to increase the efficiency and size of the market at the same time by reducing fees and facilitating licenses

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