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Part III: Political Economy

Part III: Political Economy. In order to operate, a government needs to decide two things: How are decisions made? How are responsibilities split? Note: This chapter only covers select issues in political economy. Part III: Political Economy. Direct Democracy Representative Democracy

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Group Coordination: A History of Paradox and Impossibility

Group Coordination: A History of Paradox and Impossibility. David M. Pennock. anana. arrot. pple. Pairwise (majority) votes:. A &gt; B &gt; C. A &gt; B (2 : 1). B &gt; C &gt; A. B &gt; C (2 : 1). C &gt; A &gt; B. Voting Paradox I (Condorcet 1785). C &gt; A (2 : 1). anana. arrot. pple. A &gt; C &gt; B.

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Voting Theory

Voting Theory. Overview. Voting Paradoxes Condorcet Criterion Arrow’s Impossibility Theorem. Voting Paradox. Recall, democratic theory predicated on the idea that somehow the vote reveals “the will of the people”

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