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III . Social Preference , Social Choice , and Impossibility The preceding discussion makes abun- dant use of the idea of " social preference . " Should it be dropped , as suggested by Buchanan ? And if so , what would remain of Arrow's ...
III . Social Preference , Social Choice , and Impossibility The preceding discussion makes abun- dant use of the idea of " social preference . " Should it be dropped , as suggested by Buchanan ? And if so , what would remain of Arrow's ...
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ways in which social welfare judgments can be made using richer information than in the Arrow framework . This applies also to procedures specifi- cally aimed at making social welfare judg- ments and other aggregative evaluations ...
ways in which social welfare judgments can be made using richer information than in the Arrow framework . This applies also to procedures specifi- cally aimed at making social welfare judg- ments and other aggregative evaluations ...
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... social measures of poverty , in- equality , distribution - adjusted real national incomes , and other such aggregative indica- tors . Second , Buchanan's questioning of the concept of social preference ( and of its use as an ordering to ...
... social measures of poverty , in- equality , distribution - adjusted real national incomes , and other such aggregative indica- tors . Second , Buchanan's questioning of the concept of social preference ( and of its use as an ordering to ...
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