Analysis the reasons of no investment of rural capitalists Resident in the city in rural homelands

Economic problems are one of the main issues and problems in rural development and planning of the country. As can be seen in most cases, rural capitalists are reluctant to invest in rural areas. Accordingly, the goal of this research the reasons for this are the unwillingness of returning capitalists with rural roots to their rural homelands and investing in the countryside. For this purpose, Carpet weavers with rural roots residing in Mashhad were selected as sample. The research method was qualitative and the data were collected through questionnaires and interviews. In the following Carpet weaving villages were selected in the towanty and after visiting the villages that have had the most experience in carpet production (Pyweh Gan, Bulgur and Kazemabad (. The capitalists in this industry were identified and using the snowball sampling method of 25 rural activists were selected as sample. Also exploratory factor analysis and t-test were used to analyze the findings. The results showed that the averages were higher than the average this is indicative of the widespread problems facing the industry in rural areas. Also the results of factor analysis showed Factors such as lack of marketing and access to the sales market, lack of necessary infrastructure, and lack of advanced technology in the villages are factors affecting the lack of investment in the village.