Inflated house prices and high rents in major cities are damaging the employment prospects for millions of young workers across the European Union, according to a new World Bank report, using our microsimulation tool EUROMOD, for key analysis
Two new studies using EUROMOD published by the Policy Analysis Research Unit at Athens University of Economics and Business have found that the Greek social safety net is failing to deal effectively with the country’s ‘New Social Question’: the steep rise in the number of jobless families with children and no income support.
Economists from the Policy Analysis Research Unit at the Athens University of Economics and Business have used EUROMOD, the ISER-based microsimulation unit, to forecast the impact of introducing a minimum guaranteed income.
How the Greek tax-benefit system is modelled in EUROMOD, including an overview of the system and recent changes: 2016-2018 (EUROMOD version I1.0)
The Greek national team is based at the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB), the Politecnico Di Milano (PDM), the Bank of Greece (BoG) and the Council of Economic Advisors of the Greek Ministry of Finance (CEA). The current team members are: Eirini Andriopoulou (CEA), Apostolos Fasianos (CEA), Maria Flevotomou (BoG), Alexandros Karakitsios (CEA), Manos Matsaganis (PDM), Ioannis Petrocheilos-Andrianos (CEA) and Panos Tsakloglou (AUEB).
Francesco Figari, Katarina Hollan, Manos Matsaganis, Eszter Zolyomi
List all EUROMOD Working Papers that include analysis of Greece