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When Can a Demand System Be Described by a Multinomial Logit with Income Effect?

2016. No. 139.
Thisse J., Ushchev P.
We show that a wide class of demand systems for differentiated products, such as those generated by additive preferences, indirectly additive preferences, and Kimball-like homothetic preferences, can be given a multinomial logit foundation provided that the conditional indirect utility of a product is nonlinear and varies with the whole price array.
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Keywords: Additive preferencesMultinomial logit modeldiscrete choice
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