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    1. Taxes and benefits

    A tax-benefit model for Austria (AUTAX): Work incentives and distributional effects of the 2016 tax reform

    Michael Christl et al.
    Volume 10(2) Summer 2017
    1. Taxes and benefits

    Microreg: A traditional tax-benefit microsimulation model extended to indirect taxes and in-kind transfers

    M Luisa Maitino et al.
    Volume 10(1) Spring 2017
    1. Methodology
    2. Taxes and benefits

    The Eurosystem household finance and consumption survey: A new underlying database for EUROMOD

    Sarah Kuypers et al.
    Volume 9(3) Winter 2016
    1. Methodology
    2. Taxes and benefits

    Evaluating the quality of gross incomes in SILC: Compare them with fiscal data and re-calibrate them using EUROMOD

    Dieter Vandelannoote et al.
    Volume 9(3) Winter 2016
    1. Labour supply and demand

    Estimating and simulating with a random utility random opportunity model of job choice. Presentation and application to Belgium

    Bart Capéau et al.
    Volume 9(2) Summer 2016
    1. Spatial microsimulation

    Intertemporal income in Ireland 1996–2011 – a spatial analysis

    Paul Kilgarriff et al.
    Volume 9(2) Summer 2016
    1. Methodology
    2. Taxes and benefits

    Improving the validity of microsimulation results: Lessons from Slovakia

    Zuzana Siebertova et al.
    Volume 9(2) Summer 2016
    1. Taxes and benefits

    Accounting for tax evasion profiles and tax expenditures in microsimulation modelling. The Betamod model for personal income taxes in Italy

    Andrea Albarea et al.
    Volume 8(3) Winter 2015
    1. Methodology
    2. Labour supply and demand
    3. Dynamic microsimulation

    Imputing individual effects in dynamic microsimulation models an application to household formation and labour market participation in Italy

    Matteo Richiardi, Ambra Poggi
    Volume 7(2) Autumn 2014
    1. Methodology
    2. Spatial microsimulation

    Spatial microsimulation modelling: A review of applications and methodological choices

    Cathal O’Donoghue et al.
    Volume 7(1) Spring 2014
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