How Progressive Could Turkish Personal Income Tax Be? A Static and Behavioural Microsimulation Özlem Albayrak Analysis for Turkey The social and budgetary impacts of recent social security reform in Belgium Gijs Dekkers Ilona Cserhati, Tibor Takacs,Tibor Keresztely Analysis of income inequalities in Hungary for 2013 by the ECOS-TAX microsimulation model Demand and consumption LT 2, CBE The Effect of Population Ageing on Aggregate UK Household Spending: a pure microsimulation Tony Lawson approach Population synthesis for travel demand forecasting Poh Ping Lim; Dept of Infrastructure and Transport Simulating retail demand at the individual level: stage 1 demand synthesis Kirk Harland; University of Leeds Mark Birkin An agent based spatial interaction model for rental households’ choice of residence: Brisbane as a Yan Liu; The University of Queensland case study Childcare LT 3, CBE Between price and availability: the distributional and employment effects of changing childcare Decoster, Joris Ghysels, Dieter policies in Flanders Vandelannoote, Pieter Vanleenhove, Gerlinde Verbist Applying individual level data on children’s care periods to microsimulation models Anita Haataja, Jukka Mattila, Maria Valaste Child benefit reforms and principles of redistribution: Empirical results from a set of alternative Wim Van Lancker, Gerlinde Verbist, Tine scenarios for Belgium Hufkens, Dieter Vandelannoote, Labour, behaviour and incentives LT 4, CBE Tax Response Inertia in Labor Supply: Effects of State Dependence in Preferences and Opportunities Zhiyang Jia, Trine Vattø Michal Myck Stability of elasticity estimates in the context of significant changes in labour market incentives Marjan Maes; HUBrussel , KULeuven Estimation of a labour supply model: application to the earnings test for pension beneficiaries 7:00pm Welcome function, Rydges Lakeside
How Progressive Could Turkish Personal Income Tax Be? A Static and Behavioural Microsimulation Analysis for Turkey Özlem Albayrak The social and budgetary impacts of recent social security reform in Belgium Gijs Dekkers Analysis of income inequalities in Hungary for 2013 by the ECOS-TAX microsimulation model Ilona Cserhati, Tibor Takacs,Tibor Keresztely Demand and consumption LT 2, CBE The Effect of Population Ageing on Aggregate UK Household Spending: a pure microsimulation approach Tony Lawson Population synthesis for travel demand forecasting Poh Ping Lim; Dept of Infrastructure and Transport Simulating retail demand at the individual level: stage 1 demand synthesis Kirk Harland; University of Leeds Mark Birkin An agent based spatial interaction model for rental households’ choice of residence: Brisbane as a case study Yan Liu; The University of Queensland Childcare LT 3, CBE Between price and availability: the distributional and employment effects of changing childcare policies in Flanders Decoster, Joris Ghysels, Dieter Vandelannoote, Pieter Vanleenhove, Gerlinde Verbist Applying individual level data on children’s care periods to microsimulation models Anita Haataja, Jukka Mattila, Maria Valaste Child benefit reforms and principles of redistribution: Empirical results from a set of alternative scenarios for Belgium Wim Van Lancker, Gerlinde Verbist, Tine Hufkens, Dieter Vandelannoote, Labour, behaviour and incentives LT 4, CBE Tax Response Inertia in Labor Supply: Effects of State Dependence in Preferences and Opportunities Zhiyang Jia, Trine Vattø Stability of elasticity estimates in the context of significant changes in labour market incentives Michal Myck Estimation of a labour supply model: application to the earnings test for pension beneficiaries Marjan Maes; HUBrussel , KULeuven 7:00pm Welcome function, Rydges Lakeside
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