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Figure 1.1 Life expectancy at birth for OECD countries. Source: From OECD (2018).

Figure 1.2 A social determinants of health conceptual framework.Source: Adapted from Kim and Saada (2013) and Solar and Irwin (2007).

Figure 1.3 The 3 P's (people, places, and policies) population health triad.

Figure 1.4 Examples of multiple public sectors collectively adopting a Health in All Policies (HiAP) approach.

Figure 2.1 Key differences between agent‐based modeling, microsimulation modeling, and traditional statistical models.

Figure 3.1 The PARTE framework. Source: Reproduced from Hammond (2015).

Figure 4.1 Schelling checkerboard (initial state).

Figure 4.2 Schelling checkerboard (first six moves).

Figure 4.3 Schelling checkerboard (final state).

Figure 4.4 Power law phenomena crop up throughout the social sciences: (a) US firm sizes. (b) Battle deaths by war (1816–2007). (c) US city populations (2010). (d) Word usage in English language books. (e) The distribution of Twitter followers among popular accounts.

Figure 4.5 The Long House Valley in northeastern Arizona, present day.

Figure 4.6 Dynamic landscape of potential maize production in Long House Valley.

Figure 4.7 Actual and simulated population of Long House Valley between 800 and 1300 ad.

Figure 7.1 Building blocks of a microsimulation model.

Figure 8.1 Marginal effective tax rates (%) across the European Union, 2007. Source: Jara and Tumino (2013) using EUROMOD.

Figure 8.2 Total net child‐contingent payments vs. gross family/parental benefits per child as a percentage of per capita disposable income. Source: Figari et al. (2011b) using EUROMOD.

Figure 8.3 Impact of fiscal consolidation measures by household income decile group. Source: Paulus et al. (2017) using EUROMOD.

Figure 8.4 Europe and the United States: own‐wage elasticities. Source: Bargain et al. (2014) using EUROMOD and TAXSIM.

Figure 9.1 Published documents in Web of Science using combined keywords “microsimulation” and (“health” OR “disease”), 1991–2017.

Figure 11.1 Conceptual components of a potential ABM–MSM hybrid model and its applications. Source: Adapted from Bae et al. (2016).