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This study uses the Box–Jenkins method to predict sesame exports in Sudan. After analysis discriminating via various statistical tests, it is found that AR MA (5,3,5) model is the best model to measure this phenomenon. This model was used to predict till 2028. The results indicate that the predicted values were less than the real values till 2001. Then the predicted value is bigger. The study recommended that foreign economic relations and search how to apply to help market products.
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