I really enjoy OpenFisca-France-Data, but I recently encountered an issue.
Here is what I did:
I checked if chomage_imposable was equal to chomage_imposable_pour_inversion
Here is what I expected to happen:
A perfect equality
Here is what actually happened:
Some inequalities, due to the fact that we don't take into account rpns_imposables for the computation of seuil_chomage_net_exoneration. This is probably due to the fact that we only have unaggregated fiscal data at this step, and it will be quite long to compute it propperly a first time.
Here is data (or links to it) that can help you reproduce this issue:
I don't think the issue is big enough to make us solve it propperly in the short run, but at least we can have this in mind.
Context
I identify more as a:
Economist (I make microsimulations with real populations).
Hi there!
I really enjoy OpenFisca-France-Data, but I recently encountered an issue.
Here is what I did:
I checked if chomage_imposable was equal to chomage_imposable_pour_inversion
Here is what I expected to happen:
A perfect equality
Here is what actually happened:
Some inequalities, due to the fact that we don't take into account rpns_imposables for the computation of seuil_chomage_net_exoneration. This is probably due to the fact that we only have unaggregated fiscal data at this step, and it will be quite long to compute it propperly a first time.
Here is data (or links to it) that can help you reproduce this issue:
I don't think the issue is big enough to make us solve it propperly in the short run, but at least we can have this in mind.
Context
I identify more as a: