Background and Aim: One of the most important goods offered on the commodity exchange market is medical goods, while joint-stock companies that are involved in medical and therapeutic activities also offer their shares on the stock exchange market. However, given the importance of medical and health goods for citizens, it is possible for the government to intervene in it based on the competencies and powers it has to enter the capital market. Market regulation and mandatory pricing of goods and services is one of the most strategic issues in both economics and law and Imami jurisprudence.. The objectives pursued in this research are, first, to explain the principles of government intervention in regulating the medical and health goods market, second, to examine the various aspects of the approach of the Iranian Stock Exchange Law towards medical and health goods
Method: The research method in this article is descriptive-analytical. In this regard, reliable library sources are used, especially the Iranian Stock Exchange Law and its relationship with the field of medical and health goods.
Ethical Considerations: In this research, ethical considerations including non-discrimination, observance of the principle of scientific integrity, guaranteeing the authenticity of the text and non-plagiarism have been followed and all phrases that belong to other writings have been respected by mentioning their original source.
Results: In the system of market regulation and mandatory pricing of goods and services, based on the fourth principle of the constitution, which states that all laws and regulations must be based on Imami jurisprudence, it is stipulated that rules such as the rejection of the mustache, respect for the life and property of Muslims and the rule of doing no harm must be implemented in the field of market regulation and mandatory pricing of goods and services in the Iranian legal system. Although in the field of market regulation and mandatory pricing of goods and services, today, based on the Fourth Development Plan of the Islamic Republic of Iran, market regulation and mandatory pricing of goods and services is carried out in the form of floating management, what is being implemented in essence is market regulation and mandatory pricing of goods and services.
Conclusion: In any case, the result of the present study is based on the fact that: the criteria governing the determination of market regulation and mandatory pricing of health-oriented goods and services by the government from a legal-economic perspective are such things as upstream laws, ordinary laws, central bank guidelines, as well as inflation rates, gross domestic product rates, economic and social interests, global market regulation and mandatory pricing of goods and services, etc..

Please cite this article as:
Najafi SAA, Ostovar Sangari K, Shojaeian KH. Principles of Government Intervention in Market Regulation and Mandatory Pricing in the Field of Medical and Health Goods with Emphasis on the Iranian Stock Exchange and Securities Law. Medical Law Journal. 2025; 19: e30.