Abdullah Rahimlooi Benis - PhD Student in International Economics, Department of Economics, Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences, Institute of Oriental Studies, Baku, Azerbaijan.

BackgroundThe economy of the Islamic Republic of Iran is defined broadly and significantly based on large public (state-owned) and quasi-public enterprises. It reveals high dependence on the economy, especially in large public companies. Therefore, this study aimed at examining the impact of small industries' development on the growth of Iranian economic law by using non-linear models.Materials and MethodsDescriptive survey methodology was employed to test the main hypothesis and other research questions. The study's statistical population comprised small manufacturing industries with ۱۰-۴۹ employees that obtained required licenses from the Ministry of Industries and Mines and other organizations to establish and launch their businesses. The collected data were analyzed through SPSS software.Ethical ConsiderationsHonesty and ethical considerations have been observed.FindingsOne of the effective solutions to economic growth and improvement of economic law status is the development of small industries regarding the country's goals and plans under the country's economic law framework. Management and marketing connect with economic networks, creativity, and entrepreneurship to achieve better economic law and create diverse economic opportunities for citizens.ConclusionResults of this study include examining problems of small industries to create proper production value, designing a suitable prospect for the development of small industries regarding the Fifth Development Plan, providing an appropriate support model for small-sized enterprises to achieve developmental goals, suggesting some solutions to expand the role of small industries in exports, and creating value-added in the economy.

small industries, Economic law, Economic Growth