Labour and tax laws in Iran govern the employment and fiscal contributions of people working and living in Iran. Roughly one-fourth of Iran's labour force is engaged in manufacturing and construction. Another one-fifth is engaged in agriculture, and the remainder are divided almost evenly between occupations in services, transportation and communication, and finance. Women are allowed to work outside the home but face restrictions in a number of occupations, and the number of women in the workforce is relatively small in light of their level of education. Some of the numerous refugees in the country are allowed to work but, with the exception of a highly skilled minority, are generally restricted to low-wage, manual labour positions in construction and agriculture. Generally speaking, Iranians have the reputation to be industrialist and entrepreneurial

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