Microsimulation Techniques for Tax and Transfer Analysis

Gordon H. Lewis

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This volume takes stock of microsimulation models for analyzing tax and transfer programs by looking carefully at TRIM2, DYNASIM2, MAPSIT, PRISM, and MDM, some of the most prominent models in use by both U.S. and Canadian government policy offices today. Several examples of recent applications of these and other models are presented, as are important issues in the development and use of microsimulation modeling.

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