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Dynamic Microsimulation for Policy Analysis. Problems and Solutions

  1. Anders Klevmarken  Is a corresponding author
  1. Department of Economics, Sweden
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Cite this article as: A. Klevmarken; 2022; Dynamic Microsimulation for Policy Analysis. Problems and Solutions; International Journal of Microsimulation; 15(1); 121-134. doi: 10.34196/ijm.00256
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Table 1
Aligned and original estimates of a MNL model for social care.
VariableAligned, femalesAligned, malesOriginal ML-estimates
Help at home
Age0.20960.21270.119
If man--1.6894-0.749
ADL11.49681.64561
ADL22.66482.79012.12
ADL33.25623.32292.86
Intercept-20.1854-20.3627-11.8
Special housing
age0.14740.16100.171
If man-0.0029-0.769
ADL1-0.9949-1.24470.684
ADL21.37131.14732.97
ADL34.76344.44606.5
Intercept-14.8972-15.9354-18.8
  1. Note: The comparison state is no help.

Table 2
Aligned and originally simulated relative frequencies of social care (%).
Form of careAligned (HINK)Simulated without alignment
MalesFemalesAllAll
No help98.998.398.698.1
Help at home0.10.60.41.9
Special housing1.01.11.00.1

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