EUROMOD Workshop - 2019

This workshop is organised jointly by the JRC and the University of Milan on 25-26 September 2019.

The main topics of the workshop will be "The use of administrative data in microsimulation models" and "Frontier research developments in microsimulation".

It is open to the members of the EUROMOD national teams plus researchers from the microsimulation community, by invitation-only.

Programme

• Agenda

Presentations

• Welcome address.
  Professor Elio Franzini - Rector of the University of Milan.
• Opening of the Workshop
  Daniel Daco and Carlo Fiorio - European Commission and University of Milan.

Session I: The use of administrative data in microsimulation models

Part I:

• Estimating the size of income tax evasion in Italy and its distributional effects.
  Francesco Figari - University of Insubria.
• Microsimulation Tools for the Evaluation of Fiscal Policies at Banco de España.
  Roberto Ramos - Banco de España.
• The use of administrative data in PBO microsimulation models.
  Maria Rosaria Marino - Italian Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO).
• TAXIPP 2.0 : microsimulation based on French administrative data.
  Antoine Bozio - Institut des politiques publiques (IPP).

Part II:

• Using EUROMOD with population administrative data for Estonia.
  Alari Paulus - Praxis and University of Essex.
• Distributional analyses and microsimulation modelling based on integrated data from household surveys and income tax files. 
  Stefan Bach - DIW Berlin.
• Public economics at the University of Milan: a European perspective.
  Massimo Florio - University of Milan.
• Roundtable
  Eirini Andriopoulou - Hellenic Council of Economic Advisors.
  Emilio Di Meglio - European Commission, DG ESTAT.
  Antoine Bozio - Institut des politiques publiques (IPP).
  Maria Teresa Monteduro - Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance.

Session II: Frontier research in microsimulation modelling

• Economic insecurity in the UK: first evidence from longitudinal EUROMOD data.
  Matteo Richiardi - ISER, University of Essex.
• Spatial microsimulation / dynamic microsimulation.
  Cathal O'donoghue - National University of Ireland Galway.
• Enviromental Policy and Tax-benefits microsimulation.
  Gerlinde Verbist - University of Antwerp.
• The role of automatic stabilisers in the EU business cycle.
  Alberto Tumino - European Commission, Joint Research Centre.
• Conclusions and wrap up.