Volume 15(1) Spring 2022

Issue

Articles

  1. Editorial and outline of the special issue

    Matteo G Richiardi
    1. Taxes and benefits
    2. Dynamic microsimulation

    Modelbuilding and Inference in Microsimulation

    Anders Klevmarken
    1. Methodology

    Microsimulation. A Tool for Economic Analysis

    Anders Klevmarken
    1. Consumption, savings and wealth
    2. Taxes and benefits

    Collecting Data for Micro Analysis: Experiences from the Hus-pilot Study

    Anders Klevmarken
    1. Methodology

    Pooling Incomplete Data Sets

    Anders Klevmarken
    1. Consumption, savings and wealth

    Comparing Register and Survey Wealth Data

    Fredrik Johansson-Tormod, Anders Klevmarken
    1. Health

    Explaining the Size and Nature of Response in a Survey on Health Status and Economic Standard

    Fredrik Johansson-Tormod, Anders Klevmarken
    1. Methodology
    2. Miscellaneous

    A Brief Survey of Behavioral Modeling in Micro Simulation Models

    Anders Klevmarken
    1. Taxes and benefits

    Modeling Behavioural Response in EUROMOD

    Anders Klevmarken
    1. Taxes and benefits
    2. Consumption, savings and wealth

    Modeling Work Incentives in Microsimulation Models

    Anders Klevmarken
    1. Taxes and benefits
    2. Methodology

    On Estimation and Other Problems of Statistical Inference in the Micro Simulation Approach

    Anders Klevmarken
    1. Taxes and benefits
    2. Methodology

    Statistical Inference in Micro-simulation Models: Incorporating External Information

    Anders Klevmarken
    1. Dynamic microsimulation
    2. Methodology

    Dynamic Microsimulation for Policy Analysis. Problems and Solutions

    Anders Klevmarken
    1. Taxes and benefits
    2. Consumption, savings and wealth

    Direct and Behavioral Effects of Income Tax Changes. Simulations with the Swedish Model MICROHUS

    Anders Klevmarken, Paul Olovsson
    1. Methodology

    Microsimulation for Public Policy. Experiences from the Swedish Model SESIM

    Anders Klevmarken
    1. Methodology
    2. Innovation

    Should We Invest in Microsimulation Models?

    Anders Klevmarken