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Bergson-Samuelson Social Welfare Functions and the Theory of Social Choice

I. Introduction, 73.—II. A difficulty in the single profile social preference ordering approach, 75.—III. Pareto-extension rules, 81.—IV. A set of necessary and sufficient conditions for simple majority decision, 83.—V. Conclusion, 85.

Robert A. Pollak | R. Pollak

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