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Policy-making and policy assessments with partially ordered alternatives
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2019
The present work collects three essays on social choice and decision-making in the presence of multiple objectives and severe informational limitations. When feasible alternatives must be ordered according to their performance under various criteria, it is typically necessary to make use of a specific functional relation and assume the implied rates of substitution between scores in different criteria. In the special case of collective choice and voting, rather than having proper rates of
doi:10.15167/corsi-matteo_phd2019-05-29
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