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.
Real ADP economic impact (actual FY2025-26 allocations, injected automatically)
Scenario comparison
All pre-built scenarios side by side (USD mn, 2020 IO base).
| Scenario | Output | Value added | Imports | Multiplier |
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Import sourcing
For a +$1,000mn final-demand boost to the selected sector, which foreign economies supply the pulled imports (direct, OECD ICIO).
Import dependency (supply-chain exposure)
Sectors most reliant on imported intermediate inputs: highest pass-through from global price/supply shocks.
Structural trajectory
How the selected sector's output multiplier and gross output evolved across ICIO years (1995-2022).
Key-sector linkage map
Backward vs forward linkage for all 50 sectors (bubble = gross output). Top-right quadrant (both > 1) are key sectors that both pull and push the economy.
Sector structure (Input-Output table, 2020)
Output multiplier and Rasmussen backward/forward linkages. Key sectors (both linkages > 1) are highlighted.
| Sector | Output mult. | Backward link. | Forward link. | VA share | Import share |
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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.