@article {edsbas.ftmpra.oai.mpra.ub.uni.muenchen.de.5306220100101,
	title = {Limits on Individual Choice.},
	year = {2010},
	abstract = {Individuals behave with choice probabilities defined by a multinomial logit (MNL) probability distribution over a finite number of alternatives which includes utilities as parameters. The salient feature of the model is that probabilities depend on the choice-set, or domain. Expanding the choice-set decreases the probabilities of alternatives included in the original set, providing positive probabilities to the added alternatives. The wider probability {\textquoteright}spread{\textquoteright} causes some individuals to further deviate from their higher valued alternatives, while others find the added alternatives highly valuable. For a population with diverse preferences, there exists a subset of alternatives, called the optimum choice-set, which balances [...]},
	keywords = {H0 - General},
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	author = {Sheshinski, Eytan}
}
