چارچوب تقویت اعتماد عمومی در راستای مقاوم سازی تولید بر اساس مفهوم قواعد رفتاری

Public trust, as the most important component of social capital, plays a key role in economic decision-making and the sustainability of the production system. In Islamic economics, this non-financial factor is institutionalized through values such as *muwasat* (empathetic sharing), fairness, and gentleness and tolerance. This study aims to provide a practical framework to explain the role of strengthening public trust in reinforcing production based on the concept of "behavioral rules" in Islamic economics. The research method is qualitative content analysis inference based on reconstructing causal relationships between religious teachings and economic behaviors.

The research findings indicate that reinforcing production under the shadow of public trust is achieved through a three-stage process: 1) realization of the rule: creating prior knowledge regarding the effects of trust and stimulating value-based emotions; 2) transformation of the rule: correcting erroneous economic beliefs and laying the groundwork for public participation; and 3) continuity of the rule: establishing moral and institutional executive guarantees. Furthermore, strengthened public trust ensures the resilience of production enterprises against economic shocks and crises through three operational levels: "reducing transaction costs," "developing participation and national division of labor," and "enhancing socio-psychological resilience." Finally, appropriate policy-behavioral packages are presented for the transition from the current state to the desirable state in Iran's economy.