Stream 4: Modelling Techniques and Data Challenges

Modelling Techniques and Data Challenges (1)
Monday 20 August, 09:30-11:00
Chairperson: Helen Stott

• Assessing the sustainability and the distributive implications of long term care policies in Italy: a microsimulation approach
  Presenter: Massimo Baldini
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• An examination of static ageing in long-term modelling
  Presenter: James Arthur
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• New Zealand static microsimulation models - comparing an 100% administrative data model with a survey data based model
  Presenter: Helen Stott
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Modelling Techniques and Data Challenges (2)
Monday 20 August, 11:30-13:00
Chairperson: Gianni Betti

• Continuous-time microsimulation in longitudinal analysis
  Presenter: Frans Willekens
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• The tax unit in the Spanish Income Tax System: an empirical approach
  Presenter: Amadeo Fuenmayor
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• The Siena Microsimulation Model (SM2) for net-gross conversion of EU-SILC (EU Statistics on Income and Living Conditions) income variables: features and development
  Presenter: Gianni Betti
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Modelling Techniques and Data Challenges (3)
Monday 20 August, 14:00-15:30
Chairperson: Georg Müller

• Using a microsimulation model to get things right: a wage equation for Poland
  Presenter: Leszek Morawski
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• A new New Zealand static microsimulation model - challenges with data
  Presenter: Helen Stott
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• Analyzing tax-benefit microsimulation with nonparametric methods
  Presenter: Carlo Fiorio
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• Virtual Encounters Across National Borderlines: A Simulation Assisted Methodology for the Analysis of Socio-cultural Cleavages
  Presenter: Georg Müller
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Macro-Micro Linkages
Monday 20 August, 16:00-17:30
Chairperson: Laurie Brown

• A Dynamic Analysis of Permanently Extending the 2001 and 2003 Tax Cuts: An Application of a Coordinated Calibration of Macroeconomic and Microsimulation Models
  Presenter: Tracy Foertsch
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• Linking CGE and Microsimulation Models:a Comparison of Different Approaches
  Presenter: Giulia Colombo
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• Macroeconometric and Microsimulation Models: Lessons from Joint Use
  Presenter: M.C. McCracken
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• Linking Microsimulation and Macro-Economic Models to Estimate the Economic Impact of Chronic Disease Prevention
  Presenter: Laurie Brown
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