Discrete Choice Methods with Simulation
a wide audience. The advances have mostly centered on simulation. Essentially, simulation is the researcher’s response to the inability of computers to perform integration. Stated more precisely, simulation provides a numerical approximation to integrals, with different meth-ods offering different properties and being applicable to ...
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