Kerrie Bremner, Gillian Beer, Rachel Lloyd, Simon Lambert
Research output: Book/Report › Anthology
Abstract
STINMOD is NATSEMís static microsimulation model of income taxes and cash transfers. It is publicly available, runs on a personal computer and can be accessed via a user-friendly interface. STINMOD can be used to analyse the distributional impact of current taxñtransfer policy or to estimate both the fiscal and distributional impacts of policy reform. STINMOD applies the rules of income tax and government cash transfer programs to a database of income units representing the Australian population. This database, referred to here as the basefile, is a major component of STINMOD and the methodology underlying the creation of the basefile is the subject of this paper. The paper provides an overview of the major changes to the STINMOD basefile that have taken place since earlier papers on the basefile methodology were written. It details the techniques used in each of the three main steps that are required to build a STINMOD basefile.
Bremner, K., Beer, G., Lloyd, R., & Lambert, S. (2002). Creating a Basefile for Stinmod. (NATSEM Technical Papers; No. 27). Canberra: NATSEM, University of Canberra.
Bremner, Kerrie ; Beer, Gillian ; Lloyd, Rachel ; Lambert, Simon . / Creating a Basefile for Stinmod. Canberra : NATSEM, University of Canberra, 2002. 36 p. (NATSEM Technical Papers; 27).
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Bremner, K, Beer, G, Lloyd, R & Lambert, S 2002, Creating a Basefile for Stinmod. NATSEM Technical Papers, no. 27, NATSEM, University of Canberra, Canberra.
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