Intertemporal choice refers to the decision-making process involving trade-offs between rewards available at different points in time (smaller sooner versus larger later rewards). In this process, empirical evidence often deviates from the exponential preferences predicted by the normative...

We investigate the measurement of sociopolitical consensus in direct democracies by means of three novel Consensus Indexes. They are special cases of Approval Consensus Measures, a tool from social choice that evaluates the degree of cohesiveness in a fixed group of agents that vote on a list of...

We investigate the measurement of sociopolitical consensus in direct democracies by means of three novel Consensus Indexes. They are special cases of Approval Consensus Measures, a tool from social choice that evaluates the degree of cohesiveness in a fixed group of agents that vote on a list of...