تهران , اصفهان، مشهد و تبريز
اعتماد ملی
08-Oct-2008 (4 comments)

بازار طلا‌ فروشان تهران تعطيل شد. برخي اعتصابها در پي اجراي طرح ماليات بر ارزش
افزوده چهارمين روز خود را نيز پشت سر گذاشت و پس از آنكه اعتراض ها بازار شهرهاي
بزرگي همچون اصفهان، مشهد و تبريز را به تعطيلي كشاند، بازار تهران نيز به اين جمع
پيوست.

بايد ديد در روزهاي آتي در ساير بازارها چه اتفاقاتي خواهد افتاد. آيا واكنش‌ها
نسبت به تعويق 3 ماهه اجراي طرح در صنف طلا‌فروشان آرامش را به همراه خواهد آورد يا
در ساير بازارها نيز اعتصاب و تعطيلي را براي پيشبرد هدف تعويق اجراي قانون به
همراه مي‌آورد

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The Sky's On Fire!

by Killjoy (not verified) on Thu Oct 09, 2008 07:19 PM PDT

Take a good look at the stock and currency markets all over the world.

The skies are falling and hopefully the mullahs will get a huge chunk right on top of their heads. Hard hats will be in high demand pretty soon, mullahs' turbans won't be of much help, anymore!

For the past several months whenever I talked to friends from Iran, they all told me about the autumn and the backlashes the government would be facing as a result of Iran's economic stagnation and regime's adverse financial policies.

This time around it's the rich Iranians that are hurting and not the downtrodden, poor slum dwellers who have nothing more to lose.


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I wish

by MRX1 (not verified) on Thu Oct 09, 2008 05:54 PM PDT

the whole bazar burns in some fire and we get rid of it once and all.


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Abarmard

don't under estimate

by Abarmard on Thu Oct 09, 2008 12:38 PM PDT

The power of Bazaar


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//afp.google.com/article

by Anonymous... (not verified) on Thu Oct 09, 2008 09:15 AM PDT

//afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5hwqT3fvXZy4znU...

Iran shopkeepers strike over VAT introduction
1 day ago

TEHRAN (AFP) — Shopkeepers in Iran's traditional bazaars pressed on with strikes on Wednesday to protest against the government's introduction of value added tax amid mounting pressure on retail prices.

An AFP correspondent saw shuttered stalls in the main bazaar in the capital amid press reports of shutdowns in the big provincial cities of Isfahan, Mashhad and Tabriz.

Iranian media said that the authorities had reached agreement with the jewellers' guild on ending their action but there were conflicting reports about its terms.

The moderate Etemad daily said shops in the bazaar of the central city of Isfahan, Iran's third largest, have been shut for several days in protest against the VAT of 3 percent introduced by the government of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.""....


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