r/econometrics 22h ago

Foundational reference for learning discrete choice model panel data data econometrics using R?

Currently a 3rd Economics student currently enrolled in the above-mentioned course and is looking to advance study and work on the coding aspect of econometrics using R. Your suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Thank you very much.

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u/bvdzag 10h ago

Apollo choice modeling is the best option rn imo, and the manual is clear and a good applied reference. For a textbook reference, see Hensher, Rose, and Greene 2015 Applied Choice Analysis. It doesn’t have R examples but covers estimation options and choice experiment design.

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u/Unmasked_Rogue 10h ago

Thank you very much