This analysis reveals how product entry affects choice probabilities under rational inattention and uncertainty.
We study a generalization of the state-action rational inattention model with two dimensions of uncertainty: states and hedonic characteristics. The resulting conditional choice probability takes a familiar weighted multinomial logit form, but in contrast to the state-action model, is unique and is not a corner solution. The model imposes testable restrictions on the behavior of choice probabilities in markets with product entry.
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Chris Engh (2025) studied this question.
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