Empirical Social Sciences - Quantitative Data ResearchESS22-040

People-Centered Economic Modelling for Climate Policy


People-Centered Economic Modelling for Climate Policy
Principal Investigator:
Project title:
People-Centered Economic Modelling for Climate Policy
Co-Principal Investigator(s):
Sebastian Poledna (IIASA - International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis)
Status:
Ongoing (01.01.2024 – 31.12.2027)
GrantID:
10.47379/ESS22040
Funding volume:
€ 648,313

In this project, we aim to assess the impact of carbon pricing on firms and households in Austria using a novel macroeconomic agent-based model (ABM) with an exceptional level of granularity. The ABM will be calibrated using administrative datasets that have become available through the Austrian Microdata Centre (AMDC). Newly available registry-based household and business data will allow us to parameterise the ABM to accurately represent the entire Austrian population at an unprecedented level of granularity. This would be a major step towards creating a complete 'digital twin' of a national economy, which could be used as a tool to assess the distributional impacts of climate policies on individual firms and households, with a focus on the heterogeneity of such impacts across socio-economic characteristics.

 
 
Scientific disciplines: Economics (70%) | Mathematical modelling (30%)

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