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Re-weighting EUROMOD for demographic change: An application on Slovenian and Lithuanian data

Kump, Nataša; Navicke, Jekaterina - 2014

This paper discusses an application of re-weighting to account for demographic change within a comparative micro-simulation … setting. We use the Slovenian and Lithuanian components of the EUROMOD micro-simulation model with data referring to …

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Approximations to the truth: Comparing survey and microsimulation approaches to measuring income for social indicators

Figari, Francesco; Iacovou, Maria; Skew, Alexandra; … - 2010

complementary approaches: a standard approach based on reported incomes in survey data, and a microsimulation approach, where taxes … microsimulation procedures, we may expect the two approaches to generate slightly different results. In fact, we find reasonably …

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Nowcasting indicators of poverty risk in the European Union: A microsimulation approach

Navicke, Jekaterina; Rastrigina, Olga; Sutherland, Holly - 2013

period. The EU tax-benefit microsimulation model EUROMOD is used for this purpose in combination with up to date macro …, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Portugal and Romania. …

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The new "minimum vital income" in Spain: Distributional and poverty effects in the presence and absence of regional minimum income schemes

Badenes Plá, Nuria; Gambau-Suelves, Borja - 2020

The "Minimum Vital Income" (IMV) constitutes a novelty in the panorama for fighting poverty by guaranteeing minimum incomes after the COVID-19 crisis. This work simulates the distributional and poverty effects of the IMV introduction across Spanish regions using EUROMOD. Our results show that...

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Social indicators and other income statistics using EUROMOD: An assessment of the 2001 baseline and changes 1998 - 2001

Lietz, Christine; Sutherland, Holly - 2005

sources of non-comparability across countries, as well as the nature of the simulation process. Nevertheless they can be …

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Social indicators and other income statistics using the EUROMOD baselin: A comparison with Eurostat and national statistics

Mantovani, Daniela; Sutherland, Holly - 2003

This paper reports an exercise to validate EUROMOD output for 1998 by comparing income statistics calculated from the baseline micro-output with comparable statistics from other sources, including the European Community Household Panel. The main potential reasons for discrepancies are...

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Indicators for social inclusion in the European Union: How responsive are they to macro-level changes?

Feres, Patricio; Immervoll, Herwig; Lietz, Christine; … - 2002

Two weeks before the Euro was introduced into circulation as the common currency in twelve Member States (on 1 st January 2002) the European Union adopted a set of commonly agreed indicators for social inclusion. Among them are some income-based indicators, including poverty measures based on...

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