Any quantifiable policy could be tested using a CGE Model. Policies such as Economical, Social, Environmental, and other types of policies could be tested as long as it could be quantifiable.

The output could be broken-down into four main parts:

1.Policy Variables: The assumed policy variables (exogenous) of the forecasts. These variables are not generated by the model but rather inputted directly in the model.

2.Economy Baseline Forecast: The assumed state of the economy forecasted without introducing the policy tested.

3.Policy Forecast: The forecast of the Economy assuming that the Policy tested was applied on the Economy.

4.Policy Impact Forecast: The difference between the Economy Baseline Forecast and the Policy Forecast. This represents the Impact of the selected policy on the Economy.

A list of key economic indicators such as: Real GDP Growth, Private GDP Growth, Oil GDP Growth, Non-Oil GDP Growth, Private Consumption Growth, Investment Growth, GDP Sectors growth, Saudi Unemployment Rate, Inflation Rate, FDI Growth,..etc. Prior to any Economic Impact Analysis activity, the decision maker needs to identify the variable needed in the forecast which best suites his/her interest and supports/enhances the decision.