In this paper I propose new continuous and discrete choice demand models. To do so, I note that existing demand models from the continuousand discrete-choice demand literatures each have distinct advantages for taking to market-level data. I attempt to build models with the union of the good properties of each literature. For instance, the continuous choice models are more appropriate for disag...

In this note we look at sufficient conditions for stationarity of a simple random coefficient model and find that this model is guaranteed to be stationary under strict conditions. JEL codes: C22

Aim This study focuses on the influence of methodological choices on the predictive performance of macroecological models (MEMs), i.e. statistical models designed to predict patterns of biodiversity using environmental predictors. We emphasize the influence of three methodological choices: (1) the choice of the currency in which the abundance of each species is measured, i.e. numbers of individ...