MicroSimulation Models Sample Clauses

MicroSimulation Models. Microsimulation models account for behavioural changes by considering consumer choices.[6] In this framework, consumers maximize their utility for a given set of preferences, prices and budgets, while considering their demand to be elastic. Commonly used methods include the Almost ideal demand systems (AIDS),[21–23] the Quadratic almost ideal demand system (QUAIDS),[24–26] the more recent Exact affine stone index (EASI) demand system[27,28] and the Xxxxx curve model.[29] These models are capable of assessing policy effects on each modelled household, which can easily be as numerous as the number of respondents in national household surveys.[30] These effects include tax incidence, changes in consumption and income level. Additionally, they are also used to produce estimations on the levels of (energy) poverty as a result of the policy being analysed. Despite focusing on individual level modeling, as in agent-based models (ABM), microsimulation models produce a rich detailed data description of individual behaviours while often lacking the interaction and feedback among individuals.[31] On the other hand, ABMs seek to analyse the interaction and feedback between individuals and how it affects their behaviour.
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