0.15.3

This release:

• Adds two new parameters, income_tax_filer and wealth_tax_filer, that determine whether certain household types j pay income or wealth taxes, respectively. See PR #1084.

0.15.2

This release:

• Two new parameters, r_gov_DY and r_gov_DY2, that allow the government interest rate to be a function of the debt-to-GDP ratio. See PR #1037.

0.15.1

This release:

• A new parameter c_min to the Parameters class that allows the user to specify minimum consumption amounts by consumption good. See PR #1085.

0.15.0

This release:

• Adds a new parameter baseline_theta to the Parameters class that allows the user to specify whether to use the steady-state replacement rate parameters from the baseline solution in a reform run. See PR #1077.

0.14.14

This release:

• Create SS.SS_initial_guesses function to allow more flexible initial guesses for steady state solution (PR #1061)
• Robust steady-state solution used for reform solution (PR #1061)
• Test of SS.solve_for_j function (PR #1061)

0.14.13

This release:

• Fix calculation of consumption tax revenue with differentiated goods (PR #1074)

0.14.12

This release:

• Uses data for pre-time path population distribution (rather than inferring it) (PR #1071)

0.14.11

This release:

• Adds Ethiopia demographic data mapping.

0.14.10

This release:

• Fixes nonconformable matrices in TPI.py introduced in version 0.14.9 (PR #1054)

0.14.9

This release:

• Fixes replacement_rate_adjustment parameter in the steady state (PR #1053)
• Adds some saved output to tpi_vars.pkl object (PR #1054)