Measuring Private Sector Satisfaction from Economic Management of Public Sector

This research by reviewing literature on economic security concludes the insufficiency of economic security models and improves them by economics of law and economic development theories. And from the constitutional point of view, theorize duties of the public management for higher private sector participation for the trend of economic development and show its’ legal instruments. Determinants of this idea, introduces the public sector socio-economic expectations from the private sector. Retrospectively, private sector numerate his economic rights’ expectation for the public managers in securing three groups of (security, competition, developmental) rights originated by some interpretation of the Islamic Constitution of Iran. Measuring the amount of mutual satisfaction in a national agreement context, can be performed both from the view point of the public and private sector, but in this research we are confined to the evaluation of the private perception of the public sector management. Then based on the designed model, relative perceived satisfaction from each instrument (educational, executive, reformative) in each of expected rights (security, competition, developmental), in each public demand from the private sector (i.e. consumption, production and investment) is evaluated. And concludes to what extend the government should invest on (legal – instrumental) controllable variables to attract more private sector participation in social economic development.