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Specification tests for the multinomial logit model revisited : the role of alternative-specific constants

Rouwendal, Jan - 2017 - Revision: January 29, 2018

This paper shows that Hausman-McFadden and related tests for the multinomial logit model are not informative about failure of IIA, but only about specification error in the deterministic part of the utilities attached to choice alternatives. It is shown that the multinomial logit cannot be...

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