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Customer service projection model (CuSP) : a regional microsimulation model of centrelink customers
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Housemod : a regional microsimulation projections model of housing in Australia ; Australian Housing Research conference paper, 19 - 21 June 2006
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Enhancing the Australian National Health Survey data for use in a microsimulation model : paper prepared for the 29th General Conference of the International Association for Resear...
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The Australian pharmaceuticals benefit scheme and older Australians : changes in government outlays and consumer costs from the 2002-03 federal budget measures
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Housing stress today : estimates for statistical local areas in 2005 ; Australian Consortium for Social and Political Research Incorporated Conference, Sydney, 10 - 13 December 200...
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Moving towards an improved microsimulation model of the Australian pharmaceutical benefits scheme
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Trends in housing stress : paper presented at the 'National Summit on Housing Affordability', Canberra, 28 June 2004
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Spatial microsimulation using synthetic small-area estimates of income, tax and social security benefits ; paper presented to the 2005 ANZRSAI Conference, Auckland, New Zealand, 27...
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Distributional impact of government outlays on the Australian pharmaceutical benefits scheme in 2001 - 02
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A path-breaking microsimulation health-econometric model of the Australian pharmaceutical benefits scheme
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