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Discrete Choice Methods with Simulation

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Discrete Choice Methods with Simulation
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
ISBN/ASIN: 0521766559
ISBN-13: 9780521766555
Number of pages: 400

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Simulation methods have unshackled discrete choice analysis, breaking down the computational barriers to use of plausible, interpretable models. Kenneth Train provides an excellent road map for both econometric specialists and practitioners through this comprehensive, readable treatment that pulls together the research literature and provides many new and useful results.

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