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    1. Dynamic microsimulation
    2. Taxes and benefits

    A Microsimulation Analysis of the Distributional Impact over the Three Waves of the COVID-19 Crisis in Ireland

    Cathal O’Donoghue et al.
    Volume 14(2) Summer 2021
    1. Taxes and benefits

    Analysis of the Distributional Effects of COVID-19 and State-led Remedial Measures in South Africa

    Helen Barnes et al.
    Volume 14(2) Summer 2021
    1. Methodology
    2. Taxes and benefits

    UKMOD – A new tax-benefit model for the four nations of the UK

    Matteo Richiardi et al.
    Volume 14(1) Spring 2021
    1. Environment
    2. Methodology

    The Complexity of Incorporating Carbon Social Returns in Farm Afforestation: A Microsimulation Approach

    Mary Ryan, Cathal O’Donoghue
    Volume 14(1) Spring 2021
    1. Methodology
    2. Health
    3. dynamic microsimulation

    Introducing CASCADEPOP: an open-source sociodemographic simulation platform for US health policy appraisal

    Alan Brennan et al.
    Volume 13(2) Summer 2020
    1. Transport

    Calibration of Vehicle and Driver Characteristics in VISSIM and ANN-based Sensitivity Analysis

    Marsh M Bandi, Varghese George
    Volume 13(2) Summer 2020
    1. Labour supply and demand

    Making work pay in Croatia: An ex-ante evaluation of two in-work benefits using miCROmod

    Slavko Bezeredi et al.
    Volume 12(3) Winter 2019
    1. Spatial Microsimulation, Health

    Spatial microsimulation of osteoarthritis prevalence at the small area level in England – Constraint selection for a 2-stage microsimulation process

    Onosi Sylvia Ifesemen et al.
    Volume 12(2) Summer 2019
    1. Methodology, Dynamic microsimulation

    Using trajectory analysis to test and illustrate microsimulation outcomes

    Janne Salonen et al.
    Volume 12(2) Summer 2019
    1. Health
    2. Pensions and retirement

    Care&WorkMOD: An Australian microsimulation model projecting the economic impacts of early retirement in informal carers

    Rupendra N Shrestha et al.
    Volume 11(3) Winter 2018
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