Applied Welfare Economics with Discrete Choice Models
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- Identities for maximum, minimum, and maxmin random utility models
- Revisiting consistency with random utility maximisation: theory and implications for practical work
- Competition between high speed rail and conventional transport modes: market entry game analysis on Indian corridors
- Obfuscation maximization-based decision-making: theory, methodology and first empirical evidence
- A review of transport market modeling using game-theoretic principles
- Two-sided heterogeneity, endogenous sharing, and international matching markets
- Does vertical integration enhance non-price efficiency? Evidence from the movie theater industry
- Transition choice probabilities and welfare analysis in additive random utility models
- On ordinal utility, cardinal utility and random utility
- Confidence interval for willingness to pay measures in mode choice models
- Using penalized likelihood to select parameters in a random coefficients multinomial logit model
- On consumption indivisibilities, the demand for durables, and income distribution
- Generalizing the composite commodity theorem
- Stochastic modelling of urban structure
- Relations between best, worst, and best-worst choices for random utility models
- Pareto-improving congestion pricing on multimodal transportation networks
- Quantifying the impacts of limited supply: the case of nursing homes
- Market counterfactuals and the specification of multiproduct demand: A nonparametric approach
- Globally and symmetrically identified Bayesian multinomial probit model
- Nonparametric Estimation of Search Costs for Differentiated Products: Evidence from Medigap
- Identifying the distribution of welfare from discrete choice
- Exogenous consideration and extended random utility
- Quality disclosure and regulation: scoring design in medicare advantage
- Compensated discrete choice and the Slutsky equation
- Should we prevent off-label drug prescriptions? Empirical evidence from France
- Discrete/continuous choice models and representative consumer theory
- Welfare measurement with income-dependent discrete choice
- The welfare content of the inclusive value in logit models: taste, entropy, and preference heterogeneity
- Adoption-usage demand: a discrete-continuous microfoundation
- Invariance of conditional maximum utility
- Invariance of expected utilities in logit models
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