Controlling Inflation via Production Imperative

Over the past half a century, the Iranian economy has been wrestling with inflation, though internal and external factors have doubled the inflation rate in the past decade. 
The inflationary boom in some periods has apparently helped the growth of some markets, but in general, it has lowered production by reducing the financing power of producers. As a result, reduction in production and supply has aggravated inflation in the domestic market by disrupting the relationship between supply and demand, Abolfazl Roghani-Golpayegani, a member of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce, prefaced a write-up for the Persian economic daily Donya-e-Eqtesad with this note.