The document summarizes a study on the economy-wide impacts of Malawi's Farm Input Subsidy Program (FISP). Key findings from simulations using a CGE model include: 1) FISP increases maize production and reduces prices, helping beneficiaries but also crowding out other crops. 2) The program's benefit-cost ratio ranges from 0.92 to 1.62 depending on fertilizer use efficiency, but falls with higher fertilizer prices or drought. 3) FISP reduces poverty and increases incomes, though indirect economy-wide benefits are smaller than direct production impacts. The analysis calls for further study of targeting, dynamic effects, and alternative policy options.