Name: JAM RYAN S.

DOMINGO
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Author/s

1 Anidiobu, G.A., Okolie, P.I.P. & Oleka, D.C., Ph.D

Akabom Ita Asuquo, Ph.D., FCCA , Fadenipo Adesola Adenike, ACA, B.Sc.
2 (HONS) , Ogbeche Linus Ogar, B.Sc. (HONS), Ahonkhai Ohimai Ebahi B.Sc.
(HONS) & Grace Edet Okon B.Sc. (HONS)

3 Fashagba, Atsanan, Yadok, Adebayo

4 Michael Makau Musembi, Eddie Simiyu (PhD), Charity Njoka (PhD)

5 B. W. C. M. Amarasena and T. U. I. Peiris

6 Meyer D.F.,Meyer N.

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Year Title

Analysis of Inflation and Its Effect on

2018
Economic Growth in Nigeria

Effect of Inflation Accounting on

2017 Business Income Measurement of Quoted
Manufacturing Companies in Nigeria.

THE EFFECT OF INFLATION ON

2022 RETURN ON INVESTMENT IN
NIGERIA

Effect of inflation on Performance of

2020 Equity Market in Nairobi Securities
Exchange, Kenya

Effect of Inflation on Sri Lankan Banks’

2021 Performance: Mediation Effect of Interest
Income and Expenses

MANAGEMENT OF SMALL AND

MEDIUM ENTERPRISE (SME)
2017 DEVELOPMENT: AN ANALYSIS OF
STUMBLING BLOCKS IN A
DEVELOPING REGION
Group: B-3

Findings
The study concluded how inflation is Inimical rather than beneficial to the
economy. One of the primary objectives of macroeconomic factors is to gauge
the health condition of a domestic economy as a whole with regard to how a
specific factor affects overall performance of such economy.

The study reveal that where and organization fails to critically account for
inflation or evaluate the current liability and overall economic transaction it
might be overstating the profitability level by charging less estimation of
depriciation cost, and also leading to payment of boisterous tax bills and
dividend. In actual senses the reported profit using historical cost accounting
under inflationary period can simply be a jest, mirage or
over-estimated, as it might not correlates with the firm's actual performance.

The study used descriptive statistics with the aid of Statistical Package for the
Social Sciences (SPSS) for 20 years and concluded that there is an negative
effect on investment return and investment as well.

Researches concluded that inflation measured by the consumer price had a

negative significant effect on the performance of the equity market measured by
market capitalization in both the short and long run. This means that inflation
was hampering the firms performance due to high cost of inputs, which reduced
profitability and consequently affected equity market performance in Nairobi
Security Exchange (NSE), Kenya

The main intention of this study was to examine the effect of inflation on banks'
performance in Sri Lanka. Most of the previous researchers have thoroughly
studied the direct effect of inflation on banks’ performance. However,
identifying the need for further investigating the channels through which
inflation influences the banks’ performance, this study analyzes the mediation
effect of interest income and expense in the said relationship

The results from the study has policy implications for developing and
developed regions, which include: Government should ensure stable
macroeconomic conditions especially regarding exchange rates, interest rates
and inflation; SME policy should attempt to protect and support businesses in
times of low growth; promotion of new business development by means of
incentives and removal of known stumbling blocks; the inclusion of an
integrated multi-sector
SME strategy; the facilitation of partnerships; entrepreneurial promotion and
support; ease of access to finance; focus on export promotion; and
competitiveness development. In conclusion, this study agrees with previous
studies that SMEs can contribute significantly to
economic growth and development, but requires policy support focused on both
external and internal factors.