This publication describes a multidimensional household projection model called LIPRO 2.0. The LIPRO computer program which is included in diskette form with the publication is written in Borlands Turbo Pascal 5.0 and can be run on personal computers or compatibles using MS/DOS. The program requires a mathematical coprocessor a hard disk and a memory of 640 kb. About half of the book is devoted to the methodological and computational aspects of the LIPRO model. Additional chapters present an illustrative application of the model to household structure and social security in the Netherlands.
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