policyengine-us 1.426.0__py3-none-any.whl → 1.449.6__py3-none-any.whl

{policyengine_us-1.426.0.dist-info → policyengine_us-1.449.6.dist-info}/WHEEL

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 Wheel-Version: 1.0
-Generator: hatchling 1.27.0
+Generator: hatchling 1.28.0
 Root-Is-Purelib: true
 Tag: py3-none-any

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/contrib/congress/tlaib/income_security_package/baby_bonus_act/age_limit.yaml

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-description: Representative Rashida Tlaib's Baby Bonus Act provides a credit to filers with children above this age limit.
-metadata:
-  unit: year
-  period: year
-  label: Baby bonus age limit
-  reference: placeholder - bill not yet introduced
-values:
-  2026-01-01: 1

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/contrib/congress/tlaib/income_security_package/baby_bonus_act/amount.yaml

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-description: Representative Rashida Tlaib's Baby Bonus Act provides this payment amount to qualifying pregnant persons or eligible parents with a qualifying child.
-metadata:
-  unit: currency-USD
-  period: year
-  # reference: placeholder - bill not yet introduced
-  label: Baby bonus amount
-  uprating:
-    parameter: gov.irs.uprating
-    rounding:
-      type: downwards
-      interval: 1
-values:
-  2026-01-01: 2_000

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/contrib/congress/tlaib/income_security_package/baby_bonus_act/in_effect.yaml

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-description: Representative Rashida Tlaib's Baby Bonus Act is in effect when this is true.
-metadata:
-  unit: bool
-  period: year
-  # reference: placeholder - bill not yet introduced
-  label: Baby Bonus Act in effect
-values:
-  0000-01-01: false

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/contrib/congress/tlaib/income_security_package/baby_bonus_act/min_birth_year.yaml

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-description: Representative Rashida Tlaib's Baby Bonus Act sets the minimum birth year for eligibility.
-metadata:
-  unit: year
-  period: year
-  label: Baby bonus minimum birth year
-  reference: placeholder - bill not yet introduced
-values:
-  2026-01-01: 2026

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/contrib/congress/tlaib/income_security_package/boost_act/amount.yaml

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-description: Representative Rashida Tlaib's BOOST Act provides this monthly amount to eligible adults.
-metadata:
-  unit: currency-USD
-  period: month
-  # reference: placeholder - bill not yet introduced
-  label: BOOST Act monthly amount
-  uprating:
-    parameter: gov.irs.uprating
-    rounding:
-      type: downwards
-      interval: 1
-values:
-  2026-01-01: 250

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/contrib/congress/tlaib/income_security_package/boost_act/in_effect.yaml

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-description: Representative Rashida Tlaib's BOOST Act is in effect when this is true.
-metadata:
-  unit: bool
-  period: year
-  # reference: placeholder - bill not yet introduced
-  label: BOOST Act in effect
-values:
-  0000-01-01: false

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/contrib/congress/tlaib/income_security_package/boost_act/max_age.yaml

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-description: Representative Rashida Tlaib's BOOST Act sets this maximum age for eligibility.
-metadata:
-  unit: year
-  period: year
-  # reference: placeholder - bill not yet introduced
-  label: BOOST Act maximum age
-values:
-  2026-01-01: 67

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/contrib/congress/tlaib/income_security_package/boost_act/min_age.yaml

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-description: Representative Rashida Tlaib's BOOST Act sets this minimum age for eligibility.
-metadata:
-  unit: year
-  period: year
-  # reference: placeholder - bill not yet introduced
-  label: BOOST Act minimum age
-values:
-  2026-01-01: 19

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/contrib/congress/tlaib/income_security_package/boost_act/tax/rate.yaml

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-description: Representative Rashida Tlaib's BOOST Act applies this supplemental tax rate on income above certain thresholds.
-metadata:
-  unit: /1
-  period: year
-  # reference: placeholder - bill not yet introduced
-  label: BOOST Act tax rate
-values:
-  2026-01-01: 0.025

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/contrib/congress/tlaib/income_security_package/boost_act/tax/threshold.yaml

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-description: Representative Rashida Tlaib's BOOST Act applies a supplemental tax above this adjusted gross inccome threshold.
-metadata:
-  unit: currency-USD
-  period: year
-  # reference: placeholder - bill not yet introduced
-  label: BOOST Act tax threshold
-  propagate_metadata_to_children: true
-  uprating:
-    parameter: gov.irs.uprating
-    rounding:
-      type: downwards
-      interval: 1
-  breakdown:
-    - filing_status
-JOINT:
-  2026-01-01: 60_000
-SINGLE:
-  2026-01-01: 30_000
-SEPARATE:
-  2026-01-01: 30_000
-HEAD_OF_HOUSEHOLD:
-  2026-01-01: 30_000
-SURVIVING_SPOUSE:
-  2026-01-01: 30_000

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/simulation/labor_supply_responses/elasticities/income/age_multiplier_over_threshold.yaml

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-description: Multiplier applied to base income elasticity for individuals at or above the age threshold. Research suggests income effects are stronger for older workers. French (2005) shows much higher elasticities near retirement age. A multiplier of 2.0 is conservative. Set to 1.0 for no age difference.
-values:
-  2020-01-01: 2.0
-metadata:
-  unit: /1
-  label: elasticity multiplier for ages at or above threshold
-  reference:
-    - title: "French (2005): The Effects of Health, Wealth, and Wages on Labour Supply and Retirement Behaviour"
-      href: https://academic.oup.com/restud/article-abstract/72/2/395/1558553
-    - title: "CBO Working Paper 2012-12: A Review of Recent Research on Labor Supply Elasticities"
-      href: https://www.cbo.gov/publication/43675

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/simulation/labor_supply_responses/elasticities/income/age_threshold.yaml

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-description: Age at which the age multiplier begins to apply. Individuals at this age or older will have their base elasticity multiplied by the age multiplier. Default is 65 (typical retirement age), but can be adjusted to reflect different retirement patterns or policy scenarios (e.g., 62 for early retirement, 67 for full retirement age).
-values:
-  2020-01-01: 65
-metadata:
-  unit: year
-  label: age threshold for elasticity multiplier
-  reference:
-    - title: "French (2005): The Effects of Health, Wealth, and Wages on Labour Supply and Retirement Behaviour"
-      href: https://academic.oup.com/restud/article-abstract/72/2/395/1558553

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/simulation/labor_supply_responses/elasticities/income/base.yaml

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-description: Base income elasticity of labor supply for working-age individuals (under 65). This value is multiplied by the age multiplier for individuals 65 and over. Typically negative, indicating that higher income reduces labor supply.
-values:
-  2020-01-01: 0
-metadata:
-  unit: /1
-  label: base income elasticity below threshold
-  reference:
-    - title: "CBO Working Paper 2012-12: A Review of Recent Research on Labor Supply Elasticities"
-      href: https://www.cbo.gov/publication/43675
-    - title: "CBO Working Paper 2012-13: Review of Estimates of the Frisch Elasticity of Labor Supply"
-      href: https://www.cbo.gov/publication/43676

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/simulation/labor_supply_responses/elasticities/substitution/age_multiplier_over_threshold.yaml

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-description: Multiplier applied to all substitution elasticities for individuals at or above the age threshold. Research shows older workers have higher labor supply elasticities than working-age adults. French (2005) finds elasticities 3x higher for age 60 vs age 40. A multiplier of 2.0 is conservative. Set to 1.0 for no age difference.
-values:
-  2020-01-01: 2.0
-metadata:
-  unit: /1
-  label: elasticity multiplier for ages at or above threshold
-  reference:
-    - title: "French (2005): The Effects of Health, Wealth, and Wages on Labour Supply and Retirement Behaviour"
-      href: https://academic.oup.com/restud/article-abstract/72/2/395/1558553
-    - title: "CBO Working Paper 2012-12: A Review of Recent Research on Labor Supply Elasticities"
-      href: https://www.cbo.gov/publication/43675

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/simulation/labor_supply_responses/elasticities/substitution/age_threshold.yaml

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-description: Age at which the age multiplier begins to apply. Individuals at this age or older will have their base elasticity multiplied by the age multiplier. Default is 65 (typical retirement age), but can be adjusted to reflect different retirement patterns or policy scenarios (e.g., 62 for early retirement, 67 for full retirement age).
-values:
-  2020-01-01: 65
-metadata:
-  unit: year
-  label: age threshold for elasticity multiplier
-  reference:
-    - title: "French (2005): The Effects of Health, Wealth, and Wages on Labour Supply and Retirement Behaviour"
-      href: https://academic.oup.com/restud/article-abstract/72/2/395/1558553

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/simulation/labor_supply_responses/elasticities/substitution/all.yaml

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-description: Percent change (of the change in the effective marginal wage) in labor supply given a 1% change in the effective marginal wage. This parameter overrides all other substitution elasticities if provided.
-values:
-  2020-01-01: 0
-metadata:
-  unit: /1
-  label: substitution elasticity of labor supply

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/simulation/labor_supply_responses/elasticities/substitution/by_position_and_decile.yaml

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-metadata:
-  label: by position and decile
-  unit: /1
-  propagate_metadata_to_children: true
-  reference:
-    - title: "CBO Working Paper 2012-12: A Review of Recent Research on Labor Supply Elasticities"
-      href: https://www.cbo.gov/publication/43675
-    - title: "CBO Working Paper 2012-13: Review of Estimates of the Frisch Elasticity of Labor Supply"
-      href: https://www.cbo.gov/publication/43676
-    - title: "French (2005): The Effects of Health, Wealth, and Wages on Labour Supply and Retirement Behaviour"
-      href: https://academic.oup.com/restud/article-abstract/72/2/395/1558553
-primary:
-  metadata:
-    label: primary adult
-    description: The highest earner within the tax unit. Elasticity varies by earnings decile.
-  1:
-    metadata:
-      label: primary adult, 1st decile substitution elasticity
-    values:
-      2020-01-01: 0
-  2:
-    metadata:
-      label: primary adult, 2nd decile substitution elasticity
-    values:
-      2020-01-01: 0
-  3:
-    metadata:
-      label: primary adult, 3rd decile substitution elasticity
-    values:
-      2020-01-01: 0
-  4:
-    metadata:
-      label: primary adult, 4th decile substitution elasticity
-    values:
-      2020-01-01: 0
-  5:
-    metadata:
-      label: primary adult, 5th decile substiticity
-    values:
-      2020-01-01: 0
-  6:
-    metadata:
-      label: primary adult, 6th decile substitution elasticity
-    values:
-      2020-01-01: 0
-  7:
-    metadata:
-      label: primary adult, 7th decile substitution elasticity
-    values:
-      2020-01-01: 0
-  8:
-    metadata:
-      label: primary adult, 8th decile substitution elasticity
-    values:
-      2020-01-01: 0
-  9:
-    metadata:
-      label: primary adult, 9th decile substitution elasticity
-    values:
-      2020-01-01: 0
-  10:
-    metadata:
-      label: primary adult, 10th decile substitution elasticity
-    values:
-      2020-01-01: 0
-secondary:
-  metadata:
-    label: secondary adult, all deciles substitution elasticity
-    description: Any earner in the tax unit who is not the primary (highest) earner.
-  values:
-    2020-01-01: 0

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/wa/dshs/tanf/eligibility/resources/limit.yaml

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-description: Washington limits its TANF eligibility to household withs up to this resource amount.
-
-metadata:
-  unit: currency-USD
-  label: Washington TANF resource limit 
-  reference:
-    - title: Washington TANF State Plan
-      href: https://workfirst.wa.gov/sites/default/files/public/TANF_stateplan_2022_final.pdf#page=13
-
-values:
-  2021-10-01: 6_000

policyengine_us/reforms/congress/tlaib/income_security_package/__init__.py

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-from .income_security_package import (
-    income_security_package,
-    create_income_security_package_reform,
-)
-
-# Keep individual reforms for backward compatibility but they all use the same implementation
-baby_bonus_act = income_security_package
-boost_act = income_security_package
-end_child_poverty_act = income_security_package
-
-__all__ = [
-    "income_security_package",
-    "create_income_security_package_reform",
-    "baby_bonus_act",
-    "boost_act",
-    "end_child_poverty_act",
-]