Investigating the effects of the September 11, 2001 incidents on the total financial and industrial index of the Tehran Stock Exchange مقالة

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Research and study regarding the stock exchange and investment in company shares, especially in countries that do not have a balanced economy and where capital is consumed in non-productive paths, such as speculation in matters like gold, currency, housing, and automobiles, will play a decisive role in improving the economic situation. First, providing Investigating the effects of the September 11 events of the year 2001 AD on the total financial and industrial index of the Tehran Stock Exchange Organization Supervisor: Dr. Mohammad Ali Ghazanfari Mojarad Consultant Professor: Dr. Hossein Panahian Student: Mohammad Reza Ehsani (Master's degree in Public Management) Introduction Having an efficient and active stock exchange facilitates the mobilization of small and large capitals toward the economic growth and development of the country. The stock exchange can play a decisive role in this direction, provided that, like any other economic unit, it recognizes the details related to the two sides of supply and demand in its activities; that is, for success, the Stock Exchange Organization must well recognize the supply side of shares, namely companies, and the demand for shares, namely investors, and have full awareness of the expectations, goals, and policies of these two wings. According to the statistical studies conducted, the following results have been obtained: According to the statistical test performed, the September 11 incident caused a decrease in the stock prices of companies, especially the more active companies, and the trading volume of shares and purchase rights before the September 11 incident was higher than the trading volume of shares and purchase rights after the incident; meaning this event had a negative effect on the volume of transactions and the number of shares and purchase rights traded daily.