International Journal of Microsimulation

2007 - 2025

Current editor(s): Matteo Richiardi

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Volume 18, issue 1, 2025

Social Distress and (Some) Relief: Estimating the Impact of Pandemic Job Loss on Poverty in South Africa pp. 1-32

Ihsaan Bassier, Joshua Budlender and Maya Goldman

Volume 17, issue 3, 2024

Editorial. 50 years with LOTTE pp. I-III

Thor Thoresen

The Use of Microsimulation Models to Inform US Tax Policymaking pp. 1-20

Eric Toder

The Effect of Earnings-Related Benefits on Financial Work Incentives pp. 21-43

Theano Kakoulidou, Michael Doolan and Barra Roantree

Accounting for Behavioral Effects in Microsimulation: A Reduced Form Approach pp. 44-72

Joonas Ollonqvist, Jussi Tervola, Jukka Pirttilä and Thor Thoresen

The LOTTE System of Tax Microsimulation Models pp. 73-95

Zhiyang Jia, Bodil M Larsen, Bård Lian, Runa Nesbakken, Odd E Nygård, Thor Thoresen and Trine E Vattø

Volume 17, issue 2, 2024

Editorial pp. I-III

Matteo G Richiardi

Modelling the Experimentally Organized Economy (II) pp. 1-59

Gunnar Eliasson

A Micro-Macro Interactive Simulation Model of the Swedish Economy pp. 60-128

Gunnar Eliasson

Experiments With Fiscal Policy Parameters on a Micro to Macro Model of The Swedish Economy pp. 129-156

Gunnar Eliasson

Allocation and Growth Effects of Corporate Income Taxes-Some Experiments in Quantification on a Micro-to-Macro Model of the Swedish Economy pp. 157-180

Gunnar Eliasson and Thomas Lindberg

The limits of Policymaking - An analysis of the consequences of boundedly rational government using the Swedish Micro-to-Macro model (MOSES) pp. 182-201

Gunnar Eliasson and Erol Taymaz

Endogenous Economic Growth Through Selection pp. 202-212

Gunnar Eliasson

Micro-Macro Simulation of Technological Systems: Economic Effects of Spillovers pp. 213-232

Bo Carlsson, Gunnar Eliasson and Erol Taymaz

Modelling Financial Derivatives Markets in a Firm Based Evolutionary Macro Model (MOSES)-On the market integration of computing, communications, and financial services pp. 233-278

Gunnar Eliasson, Gunnar Eliasson and Erol Taymaz

Firm Turnover and the Rate of Macro Economic Growth: Simulating the Macroeconomic Effects of Schumpeterian Creative Destruction pp. 279-296

Gunnar Eliasson, Gunnar Eliasson, Dan Johansson and Erol Taymaz

The Role of Commercialization Competence in Endogenous Economic Growth pp. 297-323

Gerard Ballot, Gunnar Eliasson and Erol Taymaz

Volume 17, issue 1, 2024

Editorial pp. I-II

Matteo G Richiardi

Local Natural Capital Influences on the Geospatial Distribution of Farm Incomes pp. 1-22

Dilovar Haydarov, Cathal O’Donoghue, Mary Ryan and Chaosheng Zhang

The Italian Treasury Dynamic Microsimulation Model: Data, Structure and Validation pp. 23-68

Riccardo Conti, Michele Bavaro, Stefano Boscolo, Elena Fabrizi, Chiara Puccioni and Simone Tedeschi

Dynamic Microsimulations of Regional Income Inequalities in Germany pp. 69-101

Jana Emmenegger and Monika Obersneider

Population-based Simulation of COVID-19 Outbreak in Iran: Comparison of Different Policy Options pp. 102-121

Hassan Eini-Zinab and Hananeh Sadat Sadeghi

Keeping the Best of Two Worlds: Linking CGE and Microsimulation Models for Policy Analysis pp. 122-144

Konstantins Beņkovskis, Ludmila Fadejeva, Anna Pluta and Anna Zasova

Volume 16, issue 3, 2023

Editorial pp. I-II

Matteo Richiardi

The Cost of Basic Income in the United Kingdom: A Microsimulation Analysis pp. 1-18

Karl Widerquist and Georg Arndt

The Retirement Decision in Dynamic Microsimulation Models: An Exploratory Review pp. 19-48

Montserrat Gonzalez Garibay

EUROLAB: A Multidimensional Labour Supply-Demand Model for EU Countries pp. 49-76

Edlira Narazani, Ugo Colombino and Bianey Palma

Stay on Target: Population Projections and Microsimulation Design pp. 77-99

Rachel J Bacon, George Hodulik, David Voas, Ivan Puga-Gonzalez and Wesley J Wildman

The Projected Development of the Gender Pension Gap in Switzerland: Introducing MIDAS_CH pp. 100-129

Tanja Kirn and Gijs Dekkers

Volume 16, issue 2, 2023

Editorial. Special Issue in honour of Vale Emerita Professor Ann Harding AO pp. I-III

Deborah Schofield

Tributes to Ann Harding pp. I-XIX

Various Authors

Challenges and Opportunities of Dynamic Microsimulation Modelling pp. 1-13

Ann Harding

Trends in Income and Expenditure Inequality in the 1980s and 1990s: A Re-Examination and Further Results pp. 14-37

Ann Harding and Harry Greenwell

Worlds Apart: Postcodes with the Highest and Lowest Poverty Rates in Today’s Australia pp. 38-53

Rachel Lloyd, Ann Harding and Harry Greenwell

Women and Superannuation in the 21st Century: Poverty or Plenty? pp. 54-72

Simon Kelly, Richard Percival and Ann Harding

The Baby Boomers Revisited pp. 73-91

Simon Kelly and Ann Harding

Volume 16, issue 1, 2023

Editorial and outline of the special issue pp. I-II

Matteo Richiardi

The Impact of COVID-19 on Living Standards: Addressing the Challenges of Nowcasting Unprecedented Macroeconomic Shocks with Scant Data and Uncharted Economic Behavior pp. 1-27

Nora Lustig, Valentina Martinez Pabon, Federico Sanz and Stephen D Younger

The ‘German Job Miracle’ and Its Impact on Income Inequality: A Decomposition Study pp. 28-64

Jannek Mühlhan

SWITCH: A Tax-Benefit Model for Ireland Linked to Survey and Register Data pp. 65-88

Claire Keane, Karina Doorley, Theano Kakoulidou and Seamus O’Malley

Analysing the Effects of Healthcare Payment Policies on Poverty: A Microsimulation Study with Real-World Healthcare Data pp. 89-107

Katri Aaltonen, Jussi Tervola and Pekka Heino

Tax and Benefit Policies to Reduce Poverty in the Netherlands: A Microsimulation Analysis pp. 108-133

Benedikt Goderis and Marente Vlekke

Volume 15, issue 3, 2022

Locally-Led Simulation Analyses: Covid-19 Impacts and Responses for Equity in Developing Countries pp. I-IV

Luc Savard and Luca Tiberti

Economic and Distributional Impacts of Covid-19 Economic Shocks on Women in Senegal pp. 1-14

Hélène Maisonnave, François Cabral and Martin Henseler

Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Monetary Child Poverty in Morocco pp. 15-37

Touhami Abdelkhalek, Dorothee Boccanfuso and Luc Savard

Simulations of Policy Responses During the COVID-19 Crisis in Argentina: Effects on Socioeconomic Indicators pp. 38-60

Julian Martinez-Correa, Guillermo Cruces, Juan Menduiña and Jorge Puig

Simulations of Policy Responses and Interventions to Promote Inclusive Adaptation to and Recovery from the COVID-19 Crisis in Ghana pp. 61-88

Edgar Cooke, AbdelKrim Araar, Edward Abrokwah, Vera Acheampong and Sarah Appiah

Simulations of Policy Responses and Interventions to Promote Inclusive Adaptation to and Recovery from the COVID-19 Crisis in Ecuador pp. 89-103

Carla Canelas and Juan David Robalino

Volume 15, issue 2, 2022

Editorial pp. 1-3

Matteo Richiardi

Combining Microsimulation and Numerical Maximization to Identify Optimal Tax-Transfer Rules pp. 4-43

Ugo Colombino and Nizamul Islam

Agent-based Multi-layer Network Simulations for Financial Systemic Risk Measurement: a Proposal for Future Developments pp. 44-61

Luca Riccetti

Homeownership Investment and Tax Neutrality: a Joint Assessment of Income and Property Taxes in Europe pp. 62-76

Francesco Figari, Gerlinde Verbist and Francesca Zantomio

A Microsimulation Model for the Land Rental Market in Irish Farming pp. 77-101

Jason Loughrey and Thia Hennessy

The Development of a Microsimulation Model (MitoMOD) to Estimate the Economic Impact of Mitochondrial Disease in Adults pp. 102-111

Deborah Schofield, Katherine Lim, Owen Tan, Rupendra Shrestha, Sameen Haque, Karen Crawley, Sarah West, Adam Percival, Jayamala Parmar, Joshua Kraindler, Jinjing Li, Robert Tanton and Carolyn Sue

Volume 15, issue 1, 2022

Editorial and outline of the special issue pp. 1-2

Matteo Richiardi

Modelbuilding and Inference in Microsimulation pp. 3-5

N. Anders Klevmarken

Microsimulation. A Tool for Economic Analysis pp. 6-14

N. Anders Klevmarken

Collecting Data for Micro Analysis: Experiences from the Hus-pilot Study pp. 15-30

N. Anders Klevmarken

Pooling Incomplete Data Sets pp. 31-42

N. Anders Klevmarken

Comparing Register and Survey Wealth Data pp. 43-62

Fredrik Johansson-Tormod and N. Anders Klevmarken

Explaining the Size and Nature of Response in a Survey on Health Status and Economic Standard pp. 63-77

Fredrik Johansson-Tormod and N. Anders Klevmarken

A Brief Survey of Behavioral Modeling in Micro Simulation Models pp. 78-88

N. Anders Klevmarken

Modeling Behavioural Response in EUROMOD pp. 89-96

N. Anders Klevmarken

Modeling Work Incentives in Microsimulation Models pp. 97-106

N. Anders Klevmarken

On Estimation and Other Problems of Statistical Inference in the Micro Simulation Approach pp. 107-110

N. Anders Klevmarken

Statistical Inference in Micro-simulation Models: Incorporating External Information pp. 111-120

N. Anders Klevmarken

Dynamic Microsimulation for Policy Analysis. Problems and Solutions pp. 121-134

N. Anders Klevmarken

Direct and Behavioral Effects of Income Tax Changes. Simulations with the Swedish Model MICROHUS pp. 135-152

N. Anders Klevmarken and Paul Olovsson

Microsimulation for Public Policy. Experiences from the Swedish Model SESIM pp. 153-185

N. Anders Klevmarken

Should We Invest in Microsimulation Models? pp. 186-193

N. Anders Klevmarken