L. Andreassen, Dennis Fredriksen, H. Gjefsen, E. Halvorsen, N. M. Stølen
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The dynamic cross-sectional microsimulation model MOSART
Based on a cross- section of the Norwegian population and a comprehensive set of characteristics MOSART is one of the longest running and actively used models in the family of dynamic microsimulation models. The first version was operative in 1990, and its main use has been projections and policy analyses regarding the design and evaluation of the Norwegian pension system. The aim of the paper is to provide an updated overview of the model with technical platform, comparison with other dynamic microsimulation models, the main events included and its main use. of income relationship, estimate separate income relationships for different cohorts. The explanatory variable seniority and stable career path will be replaced with an experience variable that reflects both years work and the stability of ones work history.
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The IJM covers research in all aspects of microsimulation modelling. It publishes high quality contributions making use of microsimulation models to address specific research questions in all scientific areas, as well as methodological and technical issues. IJM concern: the description, validation, benchmarking and replication of microsimulation models; results coming from microsimulation models, in particular policy evaluation and counterfactual analysis; technical or methodological aspect of microsimulation modelling; reviews of models and results, as well as of technical or methodological issues.
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