ABSTRACT:
The study aimed to examine the effect of inflation on some
macroeconomics indicators in Sudan during the period (1990-2018). By
focusing on the most important macro variables (money supply,
exchange rate, and economic growth). The most important assumptions
of the study is that there is an inverse relationship between inflation and
the growth rate of the Sudanese economy represented in the gross
domestic product, and positive relationship between the money supply
and the deterioration of the exchange rate level. The study used the
descriptive, statistical, and econometric method MANAVO over the
SPSS program. The most important results proved the study hypotheses,
that there is a positive relationship between inflation, money supply and
exchange rate deterioration, and an inverse relationship with GDP in
Sudan. The study recommended the necessity of adopting
macroeconomic policies concerned with the productive sectors in order
to combat the continuous rise in prices and improve the level of the
exchange rate in Sudan.