'Voting paradox' diaporamas de présentation

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 > B > C. A > B (2 : 1). B > C > A. B > C (2 : 1). C > A > B. Voting Paradox I (Condorcet 1785). C > A (2 : 1). anana. arrot. pple. A > C > B.

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Voting Theory

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