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We study approval voting in a setting with a fixed profile of individuals choices and variable societies. Four properties each linking choices made by a group of individuals to choices by its various subgroups are introduced, and are used for characterizing approval voting
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We study simple majority rule from a perspective of coalitional decision makings. Four attrative properties each linking decisions by a group to decisions by its various coalitions are introduced, and are used for characterizing simple majority rule. Our characterization result provides an...
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We provide characterizations of four new rules for individual decision-making under complete uncertainty. They are what we call the min-max rule, the max-min rule, the lexicographic min-max rule and the lexicographic max-min rule. These rules provide orderings of the sets of possible outcomes...
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