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We propose and estimate a structural retirement model with leisure preference heterogeneity using high-quality Danish register data with information about individual private pension wealth.
In this paper, we analyse the development in labour force participation of cohorts of males and females with different levels of education.
A method for full integration of a static Computable General Equilibrium model (a CGE model) in a Microsimulation model is proposed.
This thesis develops a beta version of a new agent-based model of the Danish housing market, which is well suited to throw light on a range of aspects concerning business cycles and macro-prudential r ...
A retirement model defined within a push/pull framework allowing for heterogeneity in leisure preferences is estimated.
This report presents the DREAM long-term economic projection model for 2014. The DREAM model system is designed to evaluate the interaction between the public sector and the rest of the economy in the ...
In this paper we examine the potential of immigration to strengthen financial sustainability. The analysis is based on a forecast for the entire Danish economy made using a dynamic computable general ...
A dynamic microsimulation model for forecasting educational patterns is presented. At the level of individuals the model simulates lifetime educational behavior, resulting in a long term forecast of t ...
This paper demonstrates a hitherto overlooked problem with the differences-in-differences approach where it is applied to panel data and with overlapping differences.
This working paper explains the consequences of allowing forecasted emigration of immigrants, i.e. re-emigration, to depend on duration of residence and investigates whether including this characteris ...
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