Spatial Discrete Choice and Labor Supply Modelling: Some Alternative Probability Choice Structures

Contribution to the Metropolitan Study: 16 -- The project Nested Dynamics of Metropolitan Processes and Policies started as a collaborative study in 1983. This series of contributions is a means of conveying information between the collaborators in the network of the project. An important analytical starting point for behavioral studies of mobility is random utility theory, which has been a focus of interest in the Regional Issues Project. This paper provides a convenient starting point and state-of-the-art survey for anyone interested in applied mobility analysis and especially analysis of households and labor mobility in metropolitan regions.