'Social preference' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter Thirty-One

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Chapter Thirty-One

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Chapter 34 Welfare

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Chapter 33 Welfare

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Mathematical theory of democracy and its applications 1. Basics

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Professor Stefan Collignon

Professor Stefan Collignon. A Theory of Stochastic Consensus Stefan Collignon Harvard University Centre for European Studies 22. February 2006 www.stefancollignon.de. Professor Stefan Collignon. Plan. Introduction The Model Desires and preferences Consensus and agreement

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EC9A4 Social Choice and Voting Lecture 1

EC9A4 Social Choice and Voting Lecture 1. Prof. Francesco Squintani f.squintani@warwick.ac.uk. Syllabus. 1. Social Preference Orders May's Theorem Arrow Impossibility Theorem (Pref. Orders) 2. Social Choice Functions Arrow Impossibility Theorem (Choice Funct.)

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Arrow's Impossibility Theorem

Kevin Feasel December 10, 2006 http://36chambers.wordpress.com/arrow/. Arrow's Impossibility Theorem. The Rules. 2 individuals with 3 choices (x, y, z) --> 6 profiles for each. x > y > z, x > z > y, y > x > z, y > z > x, z > x > y, z > y > x

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Tuomas Sandholm Professor Computer Science Department Carnegie Mellon University

Social choice theory = preference aggregation = voting assuming agents tell the truth about their preferences. Tuomas Sandholm Professor Computer Science Department Carnegie Mellon University. Social choice. Collectively choosing among outcomes E.g. presidents Outcome can also be a vector

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Social Choice

Social Choice. Carmen Pasca and John Hey. What is this picture?. What is this picture?. It is one of the earliest written constitutions. It is in Phaistos (Festo) in Southern Crete. It was written during the Minoan civilisation.

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GIVING DOWRY IS GOOD OR BAD

GIVING DOWRY IS GOOD OR BAD. BAD. Dowry is a custom observed in several cultures and it has become a social evil. The number of females has always been less than males due to social preference for boys and the resultant infanticide.

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