Lack of structural reform in domestic companies to transform them into mega-corporations before handing them over to the private or quasi-government sector; for example, before handing over steel companies, the governments of many countries hand over all shares of iron ore mines and coal mines that used to supply raw materials for steel making to steel companies, along with the concentration of the mines in question.
The indebtedness of the steelmakers, increased liquidity in society, and inflation in Homeland’s economy. Also, in Homeland’s automotive industry, many parts manufacturing companies under the category of automobile manufacturers were separated from the parent company under titles such as the sale of surplus property, which, apart from the inflationary effects, led to the creation of part purchase agreements between the two companies and, of course, factoring and related corruptions such as the creation of new board seats in this Independent companies are created to create jobs with the sole purpose of receiving salaries for system agents and their dependents.
