Titlebook: Aggregation and Representation of Preferences; Introduction to Math Andranick S. Tanguiane Book 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991

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Representation of Collective by Few Individuals,As shown in the previous chapter, single individuals can represent the collective, i.e. make decisions, mostly meeting a majority preference. Thus we revised the prohibition of dictatorship and justified such an indirect way of realization of collective will as giving powers to the elected representative.

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Matrix Methods for Avian Demography,ction of axiom A1 implies the consideration of two alternatives, when no paradoxes of voting arise, the ordinal and the cardinal approaches are equivalent, and a majority rule is acceptable in every respect. Since the problem of aggregation of preferences becomes trivial, we do not analyse this case

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William M. Block,Leonard A. Brennanf dictatorship. We shall obtain corollaries for the models of Arrow (1951), Fishburn (1970a), Kirman and Sondermann (1972). In section 7 we shall introduce probability measures to characterize quantitatively the elements of the model, and so we shall also generalize the models of Armstrong (1980; 19

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