بهبود مدیریت (Jun 2021)
Analysis of the Regulatory Structure of the Automotive Industry by Institutional Mapping Framework
Abstract
The automotive industry is one of the drivers of economic growth and a symbol of the country''s industrial development due to its strong backward linkage with other industries and services. Problems arising from government interventions in this industry and the need to improve its resilience to external consequences, optimize market regulation and reduce demand for speculation, remove multilateral monopolies among producers, balance profit in the production chain, full familiarity of consumers By its very nature, the establishment of coordination between small and medium-sized parts manufacturing enterprises and the promotion of technological capabilities of manufacturers in line with global developments requires a review and reform of the regulatory structure of this industry. The results of evaluating the regulatory structure of the automotive industry through library, field and institutional mapping studies (institution-function matrix) indicate that, firstly, the scattered distribution of regulatory tools among 23 different institutions leads to policy incoherence in this It has become an industry, and secondly, issues such as design and R&D, branding, attracting foreign investment and international participation (production), the depth of domestic manufacturing in parts manufacturing and the transfer of technical knowledge to the interior (import), consumer rights and Competitiveness (pricing), spare parts market and how to supply sales agents (supply), marketing and giving consumers the right to choose (consumption) in the regulatory structure of this industry has not received much attention. Hence, in the end, solutions to reform the regulatory structure of this industry are presented.
