Lecture

Specification Testing

Description

This lecture introduces the concept of specification testing in the context of choice models, focusing on classical hypothesis testing and errors that can occur. Examples are provided to illustrate the impact of Type I and Type II errors, as well as the importance of correctly specifying variables in the model.

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