A generic business process model for conducting microsimulation studies

Jan Pablo Burgard (burgardj@uni-trier.de), Hanna Dieckmann (dieckmann@uni-trier.de), Joscha Krause (krause@uni-trier.de), Hariolf Merkle (merkle@uni-trier.de), Ralf Münnich (muennich@uni-trier.de), Kristina M. Neufang (neufang@uni-trier.de) and Simon Schmaus (schmaus@uni-trier.de)
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Jan Pablo Burgard: Trier University, Department of Economic and Social Statistics, Germany
Hanna Dieckmann: Trier University, Department of Economic and Social Statistics, Germany
Joscha Krause: Trier University, Department of Economic and Social Statistics, Germany
Hariolf Merkle: Trier University, Department of Economic and Social Statistics, Germany
Ralf Münnich: Trier University, Department of Economic and Social Statistics, Germany
Kristina M. Neufang: Trier University, Department of Economic and Social Statistics, Germany
Simon Schmaus: Trier University, Department of Economic and Social Statistics, Germany

Statistics in Transition New Series, 2020, vol. 21, issue 4, 191-211

Abstract: Microsimulations make use of quantitative methods to analyze complex phenomena in populations. They allow modeling socioeconomic systems based on micro-level...

Date: 2020
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