Estimating a probit or logit model via maximum likelihood involves all of the following except for what?

A. Choosing a determining function
B. Finding the coefficient estimates that maximize the likelihood function
C. Characterizing a likelihood function given choices about the distribution of observables
D. Setting up the moment conditions


Answer: D

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