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Microeconomic simulation models for public policy analysis
Sectoral, regional, and general equilibrium models
Microeconomic Simulation Models for Public Policy Analysis, Volume 2: Sectoral, Regional, and General Equilibrium Models is a collection of papers presented at a conference of the same title held in Washington, D.C. in March 1978. This volume deals with economic equilibrium models. This collection also discusses micro data models of the macroeconomy that include policy explorations concerning the transaction model of the American economy. One paper reviews the experiments with fiscal policy parameters from a micro to a macro model related to the Swedish economy: this model analyzes inflation a.
Front Page; Sectoral, Regional, and General Equilibrium Models; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; LIST OF TABLES; LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS; PREFACE; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; CONTENTS OF VOLUME 1; PART I: MICRODATA MODELS OF THE MACROECONOMY; Chapter 1. POLICY EXPLORATIONS WITH THE TRANSACTIONSMODEL OF THE U.S. ECONOMY; A SHORT DESCRIPTION OF THE TRANSACTIONS MODEL; FITTING THE MODEL TO DATA FOR 1973-1975; SIMULATIONS OF THE EFFECTS OF POLICY CHANGES; FUTURE DIRECTIONS FOR RESEARCHWITH THE TRANSACTIONS MODEL; DISCUSSION
Chapter 2. EXPERIMENTS WITH FISCAL POLICY PARAMETERS ON A MICRO TO MACRO MODEL OFTHE SWEDISH ECONOMYINTRODUCTION; THE MODEL; TAXES, BUSINESS-CYCLE POLICY AND INDUSTRIAL STRUCTURE:APPLICATIONS OF THE SWEDISH MICRO TO MACRO MODEL; CONCLUSIONS AND PLANS FOR THE FUTURE; DISCUSSION; Chapter 3. CORPORATE AND PERSONAL TAX INTEGRATION IN THE UNITED STATES:SOME PRELIMINARY FINDINGS; INTRODUCTION; OBJECTIVES OF TAX INTEGRATION ANDTHE GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM APPROACH; A GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM MODEL OFTHE U.S. ECONOMY AND TAX SYSTEM; REPRESENTING THE TAX INTEGRATION PLANSIN MODEL EQUIVALENT FORM; RESULTS
CONCLUSIONDISCUSSION; PART II: MICRODATA MODELS WITH REGIONAL AND/OR SECTORAL IMPACTS; Chapter 4. A MICROECONOMIC SIMULATION MODEL FOR ANALYZING THE REGIONAL AND DISTRIBUTIONAL EFFECTS OF TAX-TRANSFER POLICY: AN ANALYSIS OF THE PROGRAM FOR BETTER JOBS AND INCOME; INTRODUCTION; THE STRUCTURE OF THE SIMULATION MODEL; THE PROGRAM FOR BETTER JOBS AND INCOME-THE BASIS FOR ANALYSIS; SOME POLICY IMPLICATIONS; CAVEATS AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS OF RESEARCH; APPENDICES
APPENDIX A: THE DETAILED STRUCTURE OF THE MICROECONOMIC SIMULATION MODEL FOR ANALYZING THE REGIONAL AND DISTRIBUTIONAL EFFECTS OFTAX-TRANSFER POLICYAPPENDIX B: SIMULATED STATE SUPPLEMENTATIONUNDER THE PROGRAM FOR BETTER JOBS AND INCOME; DISCUSSION; Chapter 5. REHABILITATING CENTRAL-CITY HOUSING: SIMULATIONSWITH THE URBAN INSTITUTE HOUSING MODEL; INTRODUCTION; THE MODEL; DATA BASES UNDERLYING THE MODEL; SIMULATING REHABILITATION PROGRAMS; SUMMARY, CONCLUSIONS, AND IMPLICATIONS; DISCUSSION; Chapter 6. IDIOM: A DISAGGREGATED POLICY-IMPACT MODELOF THE U.S. ECONOMY; INTRODUCTION
IMPLEMENTING THE MODELDIRECTIONS OF SUBSTANTIVE MODEL DEVELOPMENT; AN APPLICATION TO MILITARY EXPORT POLICYAND COMPENSATORY ALTERNATIVES; APPENDIX: A MATHEMATICAL DESCRIPTION OF IDIOM; DISCUSSION; PART III: AN APPRAISAL OF MICRODATA SIMULATION MODELS; Chapter 7. MICRODATA SIMULATION:CURRENT STATUS, PROBLEMS, PROSPECTS; REFERENCES; INDEX; Institute for Research on PovertyMonograph Series
edited by Robert H. Haveman, Kevin Hollenbeck.
"A 1978 conference, sponsored by the Institute for Research on Poverty, Mathematica Policy Research, inc., the National Science Foundation."
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Microeconomic simulation models for public policy analysis / Vol. 2 Sectoral, regional, and general equilibrium models
New York ; London : Academic Press, 1980
Institute for Research on Poverty monograph series