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Social Choice Talk
I took part in a workshop celebrating the publication of a new book on Social Choice by Shmuel Nitzan which took place at the Open University. (The book is in Hebrew, and an English version is forthcoming from Cambridge University Press.) … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Rationality, Games
Tagged Arrow's theorem, Condorcet Paradox, Condorcet's jury theorem, Social choice
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