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0921-3384 sually solved by resorting to some opinion aggre­ gating procedure, like voting. Very often the problem is thought of as being solved after the decision to take a vote has been made and the ballots have been counted. Most official decision making bodies have formally instituted procedures of voting

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,Grundzüge einer Soziologie des Sparens,viduals is considered as the best candidate is vast. But the situations involving voting have an even wider scope: also policy or action alternatives can be determined by voting. This, indeed, is what the bulk of parliamentary decision making is concerned with.

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Carl Christian von Weizsäcker,Hagen Krämer2). More specifically, for a nontransitive social preference the fact that a R b and b R c does not imply that a R c. One important instance of a nontransitivity is the case in which a R b and b R c, but c R a. Such a paradox has been known for centuries and nowadays bears the name of Marquis de Condorcet.

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Introduction,viduals is considered as the best candidate is vast. But the situations involving voting have an even wider scope: also policy or action alternatives can be determined by voting. This, indeed, is what the bulk of parliamentary decision making is concerned with.

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First Problem: Cyclic Majorities,2). More specifically, for a nontransitive social preference the fact that a R b and b R c does not imply that a R c. One important instance of a nontransitivity is the case in which a R b and b R c, but c R a. Such a paradox has been known for centuries and nowadays bears the name of Marquis de Condorcet.

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Asking for Less than Individual Preference Orderings,nly sensible winning criterion would be the least number of negative votes. This, in turn, is bound to lead either to a large choice set or to several stages in a similar fashion as in Coombs’ procedure.