Abstract
This article describes the contributions of Daniel McFadden to the econometric analysis of discrete choice. Section I overviews the main elements of McFadden's research on discrete choice analysis, and notes some of his other contributions to economics. Section II addresses the fundamental methodological breakthrough that McFadden made in Conditional Logit Analysis of Qualitative Choice Behavior [III, 1974].1 Section III discusses the subsequent development of discrete choice analysis into one of the foundations of modem econometrics. Section IV concludes.
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