0.8.1

Version 0.8.1:

• Updates PyPI.org packaging setup and includes auto-publishing GH Action (PRs #790, #795, and #797).
• Cleans up documentation issues and old erroneous references to ogusa package (PR #797).

0.8.0

Version 0.8.0:

• Adds a public capital good (i.e., infrastructure) used to produce private goods and services
• Adds a financial intermediary that links domestic and foreign savings to investment
• Improves multiprocessing with Dask
• Updates documentation
• Moves testing files outside of the ogcore package source files directory
• Tests functionality with Python 3.10.

0.7.0

This is the first release of the OG-Core model (formerly the OG-USA model).

0.6.4

This release includes the following:

• New parameters to directly model UBI policies
• Heterogeneous discount factors for households
• Additional output variables
• Updated documentation
• Inclusion of the CBO February 2021 forecasts

** This is the final release before the transition to OG-Core **

0.6.3

This release:

• Updates the definition of market income from Tax-Calculator
• Accounts for Tax-Calculator specified UBI policy via effective tax rates
• Updates the default start year to 2021
• Fixes bug allowing multiple year inputs on Compute Studio

0.6.2

This release contains:

• Bug fixes for the the baseline_spending=True and open economy configurations
• Enhancements to output plots and tables
• More clear and concise source code

0.6.1

This release includes:

• Bug fix for small open economy configuration
• Updates to cached tax function files
• Aesthetics updates to some plots
• Changes to be compatible with ParamTools 0.13.1

0.6.0

This release adds:

• Time path equilibrium solution to Compute Studio app
• Additional output plots and tables
• Cached tax function parameter estimates for current law policy
• Modifiable Tax Calculator inputs through 2030
• Bug fixes to baseline spending time path solution

0.5.13

Merge pull request #478 from jdebacker/pb3

Change init file

0.5.12

This release is to mark the state of OG-USA just before a major refactoring.