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[Rezension von: Saari, Donald G., Decisions and elections]

Weymark, John A. - In: Journal of economic literature 41 (2003) 2, pp. 587-589

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Some consequences of 'recurrence and expansion' : what can we learn about logistic networks from chaos?

Saari, Donald - In: The cosmo-creative society : logistical networks in a …, (pp. 67-80). 1993

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Cognitive diversity, binary decisions, and epistemic democracy

Weymark, John A. - 2014

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Random behavior in numerical analysis, decision theory and macrosystems : some impossibility theorems

Saari, Donald - 1984

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A case against bullet, approval and plurality voting

Saari, Donald; VanNewenhizen, Jill - 1985

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Consistency of decision processes

Saari, Donald - 1989

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Modeling decisions involving ambiguous, vague, or rare events

Narens, Louis; Saari, Donald - In: The economics of the global environment : catastrophic …, (pp. 71-87). 2016

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Interdependent altruistic preference models

Simon, Jay; Saari, Donald; Keller, L. R. - In: Decision analysis : a journal of the Institute for … 17 (2020) 3, pp. 189-207

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Social aggregation and expected utility hypothesis

Blackorby, Charles; Donaldson, David; Weymark, John A. - In: Justice, political liberalism, and utilitarianism : …, (pp. 136-183). 2008

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Social Aggregation and the Expected Utility Hypothesis

Blackorby, Charles; Donaldson, David; Weymark, John A. - 1998

Sen?s social-evaluation-functional framework is used to reformulate Harsanyi?s social aggregation problem so that both single-profile and multi-profile issues can be considered with allowance made for different assumptions concerning the measurability and comparability of individual utilities....

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