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    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. 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
    1. Methodology
    2. Labour supply and demand
    3. Firm behaviour

    Why complex, data demanding and difficult to estimate agent based models? Lessons from a decades long research program

    Gunnar Eliasson
    Volume 11(1) Spring 2018
    1. Spatial microsimulation

    A fine grained hybrid spatial microsimulation technique for generating detailed synthetic individuals from multiple data sources: An application to walking and cycling

    Ian Philips et al.
    Volume 10(1) Spring 2017
    1. Taxes and benefits

    Regressivity-reducing VAT reforms

    Francesca Gastaldi et al.
    Volume 10(1) Spring 2017
    1. Methodology

    Constructing a synthetic city for estimating spatially disaggregated heat demand

    M. Esteban Muñoz H. et al.
    Volume 9(3) Winter 2016
    1. Health
    2. Methodology

    Creating a synthetic database for use in microsimulation models to investigate alternative health care financing strategies in Canada

    Deirdre Hennessy et al.
    Volume 8(3) Winter 2015
    1. Spatial microsimulation

    Measuring small area inequality using spatial microsimulation: Lessons learned from Australia

    Riyana Miranti et al.
    Volume 8(2) Autumn 2015
    1. Methodology

    Regression-style models for parameter estimation in dynamic microsimulation: An empirical performance assessment

    Jessica M McLay et al.
    Volume 8(2) Autumn 2015
    1. Health
    2. Pensions and retirement

    Health&WealthMOD2030: A microsimulation model of the long term economic impacts of disease leading to premature retirements of Australians aged 45–64 years old

    Deborah Schofield et al.
    Volume 7(2) Autumn 2014
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