Explaining the Comprehensive Model of Economic Dimension of Quality of Life Using Grounded Theory

The quality of life is a multi-dimensional concept. The economic dimension of quality of life is influenced by several factors, the purpose of this study is to explain these factors.The research method is Grounded Theory and the sample was selected based on the snowball approach in four specialized areas. The results of the paradigm model of the research show that the indicators of lack of planning for economic conditions, lack of infrastructure and facilities for use and rapid economic change and affecting life as a causal conditions, physical health, gender, lifestyle, occupation and work environment as intervening factors, cultural characteristics of society, materialism, religion and lifestyle, stability in society and no change in the work policies of active organizations in society as a context, the lack of transparency and future security and the lack of a sense of social justice as consequences and characteristics and abilities and individual feelings, environmental conditions and the structure of community resource distribution as Action Strategies, are affected the economic dimension of quality of life.