Before revision: In this paper we study identification and inference of preference parameters in a single-agent, static, discrete choice model where the decision maker may face attentional limits precluding her to exhaustively process information about the payoffs of the available alternatives.
After revision: In this paper we study identification and inference of preference parameters in a single-agent, static, discrete choice model where the decision maker may be imperfectly informed about the utility generated by the available alternatives.