Titlebook: Compromise, Negotiation and Group Decision; Bertrand R. Munier,Melvin F. Shakun Book 1988 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland

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Compromise, Negotiation and Group Decision978-94-009-4021-5Series ISSN 0924-6126 Series E-ISSN 2194-3044

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Stratosphere Troposphere Interactions the one where voters give individually their opinion of preference on n candidates under the form of a (linear) ranking of these candidates. From the set of these different rankings one has to deduce a collective (linear) ranking, thanks to an aggregation rule.

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,Stratosphere–Troposphere Exchange,, a distribution of goods). Two sets are involved in a game: the set of players (denoted by I in the following) and the set of outcomes, or issues, (denoted by E). These sets, are assumed to be finite.

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Stratosphere Troposphere Interactionson cost among n active players. In fact both problems may be combined into one (Straffin and Heaney, 1981). Various answers have been given to this question. For a survey of solution theories see Shubik (1982).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-9458-5id and do pay attention to problems that occur in the context of group decision making. Each of these disciplines has its own focus ranging from voting paradoxes and power relations via group influences on individual decision making to optimal normative decision procedures.

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