This work presents "A Logit Model of Brand Choice Calibrated on Scanner Data." It explores the application of the logit model to understand and predict consumer brand choices, utilizing data obtained from scanner technology. This research is relevant to the fields of marketing, econometrics, and statistics, offering insights into consumer behavior and the effectiveness of marketing strategies.
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