Integrate Behavioral-Responses to API #18
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Integrate Behavioral-Responses to API
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This PR will allow users to simulate behavioral responses with the Tax-Cruncher API.
The response elasticities will be optional arguments in the methods that produce tables in
multi_cruncher.The PR also adds a
calc_mtr()method to be able to calculate the marginal tax rates after a behavioral response is simulated. The impetus for doing so is that the native Tax-Calculator function that calculates MTR's accepts Tax-Calculator objects, while the Behavioral-Response package produces dataframes. The code incalc_mtr()is mostly borrowed from the Tax-Calculator function.I'm labeling this a work in progress because I will add more tests and improve documentation.