It is well known that the most profitable investment is utilizing the unused capacity of existing factories or production lines. However, the desire for new investments and the construction of new workshops or factories and the establishment of new production lines is met with greater enthusiasm. Identifying the reasons and factors for production being lower than optimal capacity in the manufacturing sector and removing these obstacles and limitations can lead to increased production and improved employment, while usually being achievable at a lower cost than launching new production lines and constructing new factories and production units. Results from some studies indicate that by utilizing unused production capacities, employment in Iran could be increased by 60 to 70 percent. This program is part of the 'A, B, Economy' series and is dedicated to the topic of unused production capacities. I invite you to listen to this program.
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The article discusses the potential for increasing production and employment in Iran by utilizing existing unused capacities in factories rather than investing in new facilities. Studies suggest that this approach could boost employment by 60 to 70 percent, highlighting a more cost-effective solution to economic challenges.
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📰 What Happened
The article highlights the potential for increasing Iran's production and employment by utilizing existing unused factory capacities instead of building new facilities. Studies suggest that this could lead to a significant boost in employment.
- Utilizing unused production capacities could increase employment by 60 to 70 percent in Iran.
- This approach is more cost-effective than constructing new factories.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has faced economic challenges, including sanctions and underutilized industrial capacities, which have hindered growth and employment.
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