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Discreet choice models and discrete-choice models: the hyphen is a short dash to clarity

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2004
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@unpublished{untitled2004a,
  title = {Discreet choice models and discrete-choice models: the hyphen is a short dash to clarity},
  year = {2004},
  author = {Untitled}
}
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For an extramarital affair, one might want to consider a discreet choice model; since choice, they must be either beautiful or handsome, there is the cachet of sex with a model, and they won't tell your spouse. In contrast, if you prefer to spend your time modeling discrete choices, ......."