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Sergiu Hart: Two-Vote or not to Vote

Posted on October 10, 2017 by Gil Kalai

Sergiu Hart raises a very interesting idea regarding elections. Consider the Brexit referendum. Sergiu proposes to have two rounds two weeks apart. Every voter can vote in each, and the votes of both rounds add up! The outcomes of … Continue reading →

Posted in Economics, Games | Tagged Sergiu Hart, Voting rules | 14 Comments

Nati’s Influence

Posted on May 26, 2008 by Gil Kalai

When do we say that one event causes another? Causality is a topic of great interest in statistics, physics, philosophy, law, economics, and many other places. Now, if causality is not complicated enough, we can ask what is the influence one event has … Continue reading →

Posted in Combinatorics, Computer Science and Optimization, Open problems, Probability | Tagged Boolean functions, Collective coin flipping, Computer Science and Optimization, Distributed computing, Game theory, Influence, Jeff Kahn, Nati Linial, Sharp thresholds, Voting rules | 19 Comments

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