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Rational Fuctions, Choice Correspondence, Utility, Path Independence

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Rational Fuctions, Choice Correspondence, Utility, Path Independence

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Pairwise majority voting and Arrow's axioms

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Rational Fuctions, Choice Correspondence, Utility, Path Independence

does individually strategy proof implies coalitionally strategy proof?

Arrow's theorem, strategic thinking and utilitarianism

Pairwise majority voting and Arrow's axioms

Show, by example, that we can find social welfare functions which satisfy any three of the four Arrow's axioms.

name of a fairness criterion

Does Arrow's Theorem apply when choosing a single best candidate?

Invariance of strategy-proof social choice function when peaks are made close from solution

Using limit argument with non-continuous social-choice functions

Stability under supremum of sets of social choice function with single peaked preferences

Decide the most favorable candidate

How can a social welfare function be a linear combination of von Neumann-Morgenstern utility functions?

What does Arrow's theorem say about Kaldor-Hicks social welfare functions with von Neumann-Morgenstern utility?

Functions minimized at the median of their arguments

In Arrow's theorem, why not $n=2$?

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