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Policy sandbox · Input-Output

Sector simulation.

Economy-wide impact of a policy shock to any of Bangladesh's 50 economic sectors, using an Input-Output multiplier model (Leontief/Ghosh) calibrated on the OECD ICIO Bangladesh table. Effects propagate through inter-industry linkages to output, value added, and imports.

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Source: OECD Inter-Country Input-Output (ICIO) 2025 edition, Bangladesh block. Type-I (open) multipliers. Units are constant-price USD million. A demand-side Leontief model; it does not impose capacity or price constraints.