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Micro-simulation model-development environments

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Molnar I.
Kozgazdasagi Szemle (Economic Review)
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2005
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vol. 52
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issue 11
873-880
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The study describes some findings of micro-simulation research and analyses software technologies (including Internet-based application development) that can be used for developing micro-simulation environments. It first presents the field of application and some features and requirements of this. A short account and classification of the micro-simulation models is followed by an outline of a basic technological approach to the applications of models. Two technologies - one database-oriented and one Internet-oriented - are then analysed in detail. Two important solutions to realizing this with Internet services, J2EE and .NET are compared, and their effects on micro-simulation and in related fields are outlined.
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POOR SUPPORT FOR POOR PEOPLE? ASSESSING THE IMPACTS OF IMPROVING ADEQUACY IN MINIMUM INCOME SCHEME IN SLOVAKIA

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Gerbery D., Miklošovič T.
Sociológia (Sociology)
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2018
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vol. 50
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issue 3
246 – 267
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The paper conceptualizes and quantifies effects of improving adequacy in the minimum income scheme in Slovakia. It builds on previous findings on its significant shortcomings and discusses them in relation to the ideas of activation, active inclusion and social investments. The core of the paper is based on microsimulation of effects of proposed reform scenarios. Three major changes of minimum income scheme’s parameters are explored: setting new amounts of minimum income benefit, introducing guaranteed amounts in the minimum income scheme, and change of equivalence scale. The effects are identified in terms of poverty rate, poverty gap, size of target population and budget requirements. Results serve as a basis for discussion on future reforms of the minimum income scheme in Slovakia.
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