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In this paper we are concerned with imposing constraints directly on the admissible majority decisions so as to insure transitivity without restricting individual preference orderings. We demonstrate that this corresponds to requiring that majority decisions be confined to the extreme points of...
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In their note [Blin, J. M., A. B. Whinston. 1974. A note on majority rule under transitivity constraints. Management Sci. 20 (11) 1439-1440.], Blin and Whinston indicate that the linear integer programming formulation of the majority voting problem can also be formulated as a quadratic...
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