The impact of women's employment on the Sudanese economy (1990 - 2019)

(A comparative study)

Abstract

The study aimed to measure the relationship between national income and the workforce in the Sudanese economy (1990-2019). The statistical and econometric method was used to conduct the time series indolence test, cointegration, error correction model, and standard problems tests using E.Views9 economic analysis program and autoregressive distributed time lag (ARDL) models, where data were collected from the Central Bank of Sudan reports and reports The World Bank summed up the problem in the question: Is there a statistically significant relationship between the national income and the labor force in the Sudanese economy? It assumed the existence of a statistically significant positive relationship between the national income and the labor force in the Sudanese economy. I reached several results, the most important of which are: There is an inverse relationship with statistical significance reaching (0.99) linking the female participation rate in the labor force as a percentage of the female population in the age group (15-64) as an independent variable and the national income in Sudan as a dependent variable. She recommended the need to pay attention to women's work by enacting legislation and laws that allow women equal job opportunities with men.