Policy modelling
Simulation models with explicit assumptions, welfare arithmetic and audit trails, covering alcohol minimum unit pricing, sugar taxation and cannabis policy.
Policy simulation models with explicit assumptions, welfare arithmetic and two-ledger audit: alcohol MUP, sugar tax and cannabis policy.
Evidence-based Policy Modelling
Our Policy Models
Portsmouth Alcohol MUP Model
Sugar Tax Model
Alcohol MUP with Cannabis Model
Cannabis Policy Engine
Vice Chancellor
Why Our Models Are Different
BYT-WYZE builds audited, Green Book–compliant policy engines for alcohol MUP appraisals, cannabis excise simulation, and interactive strategy games. Every model is calibrated to local data, penny-precise, and fully transparent.
Interactive simulations grounded in real-world data and rigorous economic methodology
Evidence-based alcohol policy appraisal for Portsmouth, 48 locally calibrated parameters, Holmes 2014 elasticity matrices, penny-precise accounting closure, and full HM Treasury Green Book 2024 compliance. Five interactive policy levers with real-time 20-year projections.
Treasury-safe Social Cost-Benefit Analysis for sugar tax evaluation. Monte Carlo simulation, QALY valuation, Harberger welfare accounting, and full Green Book compliance with 20-year appraisal horizon.
Alcohol MUP & Cannabis Excise simulation with 10-year NPV projections across four welfare channels. Adjust parameters in real-time, Payer EV, Treasury Revenue, Producer Surplus, and Social Externality Savings.
UK cannabis legalisation fiscal impact model with 8-group demand segmentation, 6-channel fiscal accounting, enforcement savings, psychosis risk modelling, and 10-year NPV projections.
- Policy Modelling | Byt-Wyze
- Penny-Precise Accounting
- Consumer spend equals tax + legal revenue + illicit revenue with zero residual: algebraically proven, not rounded.
- Green Book 2024 Compliant
- STPR 3.5%, BCR, distributional welfare weights, switching values, and dual CBA perspectives: built in from the start.
- Locally Calibrated
- Every parameter calibrated to local primary data sources: no national defaults where local evidence exists.
- Published Elasticities
- Holmes 2014 Lancet matrices and peer-reviewed econometric evidence underpin all demand modelling.
- Full Audit Trail