Add reform modifying brackets of a scale #7
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| from openfisca_core.model_api import * | ||
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| class modify_social_security_brackets(Reform): |
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This describes what is done, and that's not usually how reforms are named: they usually are named after the law project, or the impact they want to have. These examples are meaningful only if one can rely to it on business cases.
So, here, what would have happened in the modelled country? Refer to the README and add to the story there: maybe this reform was a law proposal made by some representatives as an alternative to the universal basic income?
| # We can run this test on our command line using `openfisca-run-test social_security_contribution.yaml` | ||
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| # This test is a partial adaptation of `social_security_contribution.yaml` to match the modifications introduced | ||
| # by the reform of the same name. |
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I think we rely on line wrapping on other comments. If that's the case, please be consistent.
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| # Note the `reforms: ` key in the below YAML blocks. | ||
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| - name: Person earning 2000 in 2013-01 |
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The date doesn't match 😉
But I guess that shows the name is bad if it is just a copy of data that is readily available below. What about something like “No social security contribution on small salaries”?
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Connected to openfisca/openfisca-france#745
openfisca_country_template/parameters/taxes.xmlThese changes: