Chapter
Chapter 1. Purpose and method
Chapter 1. Purpose and method
1.2 Applied general equilibrium models
1.2 Applied general equilibrium models
1.3 Methodological aspects of MIMIC
1.3 Methodological aspects of MIMIC
1.4 An overview of the model structure of MIMIC
1.4 An overview of the model structure of MIMIC
1.5 Comparison of MIMIC with other applied general equilibrium models
1.5 Comparison of MIMIC with other applied general equilibrium models
PART I:
THE STRUCTURE OF MIMIC
PART I:
THE STRUCTURE OF MIMIC
Chapter 2. The model of the firm
Chapter 2. The model of the firm
2.1 Output market environment
2.1 Output market environment
2.2 Input market environment
2.2 Input market environment
2.3 Production structure of individual firm
2.3 Production structure of individual firm
2.5 Calibration of the model of the firm
2.5 Calibration of the model of the firm
Appendix 2.A Cumulated production structure matrix, imports and indirect taxes
Appendix 2.A Cumulated production structure matrix, imports and indirect taxes
Chapter 3. The model of household behaviour
Chapter 3. The model of household behaviour
3.3 Calibration of the household model
3.3 Calibration of the household model
Chapter 4. Matchings, search strategy of unemployed and contractual wage formation
Chapter 4. Matchings, search strategy of unemployed and contractual wage formation
4.1 Search behaviour of unemployed persons
4.1 Search behaviour of unemployed persons
4.3 Contractual wage formation
4.3 Contractual wage formation
Chapter 5. The public sector
Chapter 5. The public sector
5.1 Modelling of the public sector
5.1 Modelling of the public sector
5.2 The 1992 system of income taxes and social security premiums
5.2 The 1992 system of income taxes and social security premiums
Chapter 6. Links between model blocks
Chapter 6. Links between model blocks
6.1 The model of the firm
6.1 The model of the firm
6.5 The public sector model
6.5 The public sector model
PART II:
POLICY SIMULATIONS
PART II:
POLICY SIMULATIONS
Chapter 7. The base projection
Chapter 7. The base projection
7.1 Projected development of exogenous variables
7.1 Projected development of exogenous variables
7.2 Selected outcomes of base projection
7.2 Selected outcomes of base projection
Chapter 8. Income tax instruments
Chapter 8. Income tax instruments
8.1 Simulations on single tax parameters
8.1 Simulations on single tax parameters
8.2 Replacing the basic allowance by a tax credit
8.2 Replacing the basic allowance by a tax credit
Chapter 9. Reform of the income tax system
Chapter 9. Reform of the income tax system
9.1 Income tax reform in OECD countries
9.1 Income tax reform in OECD countries
9.2 The 1990 income tax reform in The Netherlands
9.2 The 1990 income tax reform in The Netherlands
9.3 Further income tax reform: the Stevens proposals
9.3 Further income tax reform: the Stevens proposals
Chapter 10. Cutting back the welfare state
Chapter 10. Cutting back the welfare state
10.1 International comparison of social security systems
10.1 International comparison of social security systems
10.3 Unemployment benefits
10.3 Unemployment benefits
10.5 Combined effects of reduction of labour market related social benefits and minimum wage
10.5 Combined effects of reduction of labour market related social benefits and minimum wage
Chapter 11. Individualizing the income tax and social security system
Chapter 11. Individualizing the income tax and social security system
11.1 Marriage relief and unemployment benefits in the OECD
11.1 Marriage relief and unemployment benefits in the OECD
11.2 Individualizing the tax system by cancelling the marriage relief
11.2 Individualizing the tax system by cancelling the marriage relief
11.3 Individualizing government assistance
11.3 Individualizing government assistance
Chapter 12. Introduction of a negative income tax
Chapter 12. Introduction of a negative income tax
12.1 Possible advantages and disadvantages of a negative income tax
12.1 Possible advantages and disadvantages of a negative income tax
12.2 Results of NIT experiments in the USA
12.2 Results of NIT experiments in the USA
12.3 The effects of a negative income tax in MIMIC
12.3 The effects of a negative income tax in MIMIC
12.4 A negative income tax in a mini welfare state
12.4 A negative income tax in a mini welfare state
13.1 Policy simulations: relevance
13.1 Policy simulations: relevance
13.2 Model structure: consistency and adequacy
13.2 Model structure: consistency and adequacy
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