Microsimulation as a Tool for the Evaluation of Public Policies: Methods and Applications

by Spadaro A. FBBVA, Madrid, (2007).


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Introduction, Amedeo Spadaro  .............................................................   13
1.   Microsimulation as a Tool for the Evaluation  
of Public Policies  
Amedeo Spadaro
  1.1. Introduction  ...............................................................................   17
  1.2.   Arithmetical microsimulation and tax incidence analysis ............   23
  1.3. Behavioural microsimulation ......................................................   32
  1.4   Microsimulation and normative policy evaluation  .......................   40
  1.5.   Recent extensions and directions for future research  .................   45
   1.5.1.   Macroeconomic analysis and microsimulation  
models  ..............................................................................   46
   1.5.2. Introducing dynamics  ........................................................   50
   1.5.3. Firms, institutions and investment climate  .........................   53
  1.6. Conclusions ................................................................................   54
  References ........................................................................................   55
2.   Direct Taxation and Behavioural Microsimulation:  
A Review of Applications in Italy and Norway  
Rolf Aaberge and Ugo colombino
  2.1. Introduction  ...............................................................................   61
  2.2. The microeconometric model  ....................................................   61
  2.3. Labour supply elasticity  ..............................................................   64
  2.4. A simulation of some reform proposals   .....................................   65
  2.5. An empirical exercise in optimal taxation  ...................................   68
  2.6. Integrating the micro and the CGE model  .................................   70
  2.7. Out-of-sample predictions  ...........................................................   71
  References ........................................................................................   72
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