[Limdep Nlogit List] Nlogit without differing attributes
Kandice L. Kleiber
kleiberk at onid.orst.edu
Thu Jun 25 07:26:31 EST 2009
Hi -
I'm trying to set up a nested logit. My data, however, does not
contain any variables that differ across choices. My tree = cs (corn,
soy), wheat, other. The NLogit manual provides examples where some
variables differ across choices, however this set-up doesn't work when
all of the variables have the same value across differing choices.
Is it reasonable to set up the model excluding the choices that I want
to normalize on? For example, if I set up my model following the
NLogit manual, I would have:
Model:
U(corn)
U(soy)
U(cs)
U(wheat)
U(other)
Since my variables do not vary across choices, can I instead set up
like:
Model:
U(corn)
U(cs)
U(wheat)
Thus normalizing on the lower level with soy, and on the upper level
with other.
Any input is appreciated. Thank you!
Kandice.
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Kandice L. Kleiber
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Department of Economics
Oregon State University
e: kleiberk at onid.orst.edu
w: 541.737.6628
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