Consumption, savings and wealth

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1. 1. Consumption, savings and wealth
   2. Methodology

   Worlds Apart: Postcodes with the Highest and Lowest Poverty Rates in Today’s Australia

   Rachel Lloyd et al.

   Volume 16(2) Summer 2023
2. 1. Consumption, savings and wealth

   Trends in Income and Expenditure Inequality in the 1980s and 1990s: A Re-Examination and Further Results

   Ann Harding, Harry Greenwell

   Volume 16(2) Summer 2023
3. 1. Health
   2. Consumption, savings and wealth

   The Impact of COVID-19 on Living Standards: Addressing the Challenges of Nowcasting Unprecedented Macroeconomic Shocks with Scant Data and Uncharted Economic Behavior

   Nora Lustig et al.

   Volume 16(1) Spring 2023
4. 1. Health
   2. Consumption, savings and wealth

   Analysing the Effects of Healthcare Payment Policies on Poverty: A Microsimulation Study with Real-World Healthcare Data

   Katri Aaltonen et al.

   Volume 16(1) Spring 2023
5. 1. Taxes and benefits
   2. Consumption, savings and wealth

   Modeling Work Incentives in Microsimulation Models

   Anders Klevmarken

   Volume 15(1) Spring 2022
6. 1. Consumption, savings and wealth
   2. Taxes and benefits

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

   Anders Klevmarken

   Volume 15(1) Spring 2022
7. 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

   Volume 15(1) Spring 2022
8. 1. Consumption, savings and wealth

   Comparing Register and Survey Wealth Data

   Fredrik Johansson-Tormod, Anders Klevmarken

   Volume 15(1) Spring 2022
9. 1. Consumption, savings and wealth

   The distributional impact of VAT reduction for food in Hungary: Results from a Hungarian microsimulation model

   Cathal O’Donoghue et al.

   Volume 11(3) Winter 2018
10. 1. Consumption, savings and wealth
    2. Labour supply and demand
    3. Dynamic microsimulation

    Parameterising a detailed dynamic programming model of savings and labour supply using cross-sectional data

    Justin W. van de Ven

    Volume 10(1) Spring 2017