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The Arithmetic of Tax and Social Security Reform

A User's Guide to Microsimulation Methods and Analysis

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Gebonden, 318 blz. | Engels
Cambridge University Press | e druk, 1998
ISBN13: 9780521632249
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Cambridge University Press e druk, 1998 9780521632249
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Tax-benefit models are powerful tools for the analysis of the impact of policy reform, in regular use around the world in government and research organisations. This study focuses on one particular model, POLIMOD, and performs three tasks. It provides an illustration of the type of analysis that can be performed, and demonstrates the sensitivity of results to some of the key assumptions that are made. It steps inside POLIMOD and documents some of the inner layers of data manipulation and model construction that drive its output. And it provides a detailed assessment of the reliability of those outputs based on a validation against external sources. The study offers those who use models like POLIMOD, or their outputs, an appreciation of the constraints and assumptions that shape the analysis they provide. And it provides those directly involved in the development of microsimulation models with a guide to methods.

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ISBN13:9780521632249
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:Gebonden
Aantal pagina's:318

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Part I. Tax-Benefit Methods: Methods and Analysis: 1. Introduction; 1.2 Prospects for further development; 2. POLIMOD; 2.1 Introduction; 2.2 Policy options; 2.3 Run options; 2.4 Updating; 2.5 Income measure; 2.6 Incidence and behaviour assumptions; Appendix; 2.1 Policy parameters; Appendix; 2.2 Options for income-tax policy; Part II. Model Outputs and Modelling Assumptions: 3. The distributional effect of changes in UK policy since 1978; 3.1 Introduction; 3.2 Average taxes and benefits; 3.3 Distributional effects; 3.4 Gainers and losers; 3.5 Conclusions.
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