Export Input-Output Dashboard for Pakistan

Developed by: Dr. Muhammad Zeshan, PIDE Islamabad. Email: [email protected]

This interactive tool analyzes the economic structure of Pakistan using an Input-Output (I-O) table. It calculates the Leontief Inverse Matrix (I-A)⁻¹, which reveals the total economic impact (direct, indirect, and induced) of a change in final demand, specifically focusing on exports, for any given sector.

How to Use This Tool

Select a Sector: Choose an economic sector from the dropdown menu below.
View the Total Multiplier: The orange box shows the overall output multiplier. This number represents the total dollar amount of output generated across the entire economy for a $1 increase in exports from the selected sector. A higher number indicates stronger economy-wide linkages (i.e., that sector sources significant inputs from and sells outputs to many other sectors).
Analyze Detailed Impacts: The table and chart show the "ripple effect". They break down the total multiplier, showing exactly how much output is required *from* each individual sector (direct and indirect effects) to support the selected sector's new export demand.

Analyze the Impact of a $1 Million Increase in Exports for:

Supplying Sector	Multiplier (per $1 Export)

Click to view the raw transaction data (US$ Million 2022)

This table shows the flow of goods and services between different sectors. ADB

Purchasing Sector ▼ / Selling Sector ►	Agriculture	Mining	Food	Textiles	Leather	Wood	Paper	Petroleum	Chemicals	Plastics	Nonmetallic-minerals	Basic-metals	Machinery	Electrical	Transport-equipment	Recycling	Electricity	Construction	Auto	Wholesale	Retail	Hotels	Inland-transport	Water-transport	Air-transport	Travel agencies	Telecommunications	Financial	Real-estate	Other-business	Public-administration	Education	Health	Community	Households	Government	Investment	Inventories	Exports	TOTAL