"The author is highly recognized in the field as making strong, theoretically sound contributions with mathematical and analytical skills at the highest levels. The mathematical focus of the book offers a major advantage to students with an economics background."-- Ricardo Daziano, Cornell University "Authored by a leading practitioner, Discrete Choice Models straddles the interface between economics and mathematics. It contains a wealth of information that has not previously been compiled in book form, augmented by valuable technical appendices and illustrated by Python routines. It will prove a welcome resource to students and scholars from both the social and the natural sciences."-- Robert McCann, University of Toronto "This book is unique and stands apart from other works on discrete choice, making it a significant contribution to the literature. I would be thrilled to have it on my bookshelf!"-- Tatiana Komarova, University of Cambridge "This book is a rigorous, comprehensive, and up-to-date guide to discrete choice models. It develops their economic foundations, statistical frameworks, and computational requirements in depth, covering both single-agent settings and models of interacting agents in markets.

It offers an indispensable introduction to the tools needed to conduct serious empirical work in economics, firmly grounded in economic theory."-- James J. Heckman, Nobel Laureate in Economics (2000), University of Chicago.