Investigating the impact of discrimination in budget distribution on inclusive growth in different provinces of Iran

In recent decades, achieving economic growth along with equal distribution and increasing the quality of life has been formed in the form of inclusive growth in economic literature. The present study has investigated the factors affecting inclusive growth with an emphasis on economic discrimination in the provinces of Iran using the panel data method through the Eviews program. The results of the research show that a one percent increase in the economic participation of the labor force increases the overall growth of Iran's provinces by 0.847 percent. With a one percent increase in the ratio of bank loans, the overall growth of Iran's provinces increases by 0.255 percent. This means that the ratio of bank credits is a positive influencing factor on the overall growth of Iran's provinces. The variable coefficient of economic discrimination in the budget also has negative effects on inclusive growth with a coefficient of -0.155 percent. However, the inflation variable has had a negative and significant effect on the overall growth of Iran's provinces. With a one percent increase in the inflation rate, the overall growth of Iran's provinces will decrease to -0.123 percent, so the economic policymakers should decentralize bank credits, economic participation along with the balance in the distribution of budget credits and pay attention to the economic advantages of each region in order to increase the overall growth in the provinces of Iran.