Centre for Microsimulation and Policy Analysis

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CeMPA is a world-leading centre for research on distributional analysis and microsimulation in the social sciences

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Cross-cutting research on distributional issues, from tax & benefit systems to family & gender, health & wellbeing, population change & labour market dynamics

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EUROMOD

EUROMOD enables researchers and analysts to calculate, in a comparable manner across countries, the effects of taxes and benefits on household incomes and work incentives

UKMOD

UKMOD permits analysis of the effects of taxes and social benefits on household incomes and work incentives for the population of each nation in the UK

JAS-mine

JAS-mine is a Java platform that aims at providing a unique simulation tool for discrete-event simulations, including agent-based and dynamic microsimulation models

Latest News

UKMOD A3.23+ released

Aug 24, 2022
UKMOD A3.5+ released

May 09, 2022
Two new publications of the Scottish government using UKMOD

Apr 27, 2022
New job opening at CeMPA

Apr 21, 2022

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Latest Publications

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Two feasible Basic Income schemes for the UK, and a feasible pilot project for Scotland

CeMPA Working Paper Series CEMPA7/22 May 2022

Author: Malcolm Torry,

A basic income for France: ideas for a debate

CeMPA Working Paper Series CEMPA6/22 Apr 2022

Author: Matteo Richiardi,

LABSim: a dynamic life course model of individual life course trajectories for Italy

CeMPA Working Paper Series CEMPA5/22 Mar 2022

Authors: Matteo Richiardi, Patryk Bronka,

A basic income for France: ideas for a debate

Report Mar 2022

Author: Matteo Richiardi,

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Latest Projects

Extension of the EUROMOD-ITT tool

Funder: European Commission
Status: Ongoing

Improvement of EUROMOD Advanced Statistics Calculator

Funder: European Commission
Status: Ongoing

Understanding the impacts of income and welfare policy responses to COVID-19 on inequalities in mental health: A microsimulation model

Funder: The Health Foundation
Status: Ongoing until 31 January 2022

Evaluation of the health impacts of Universal Credit: a mixed methods study

Funder: National Institute for Health Research
Status: Ongoing until Autumn 2025

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