Crowdsourced Judgement Elicitation with Endogenous Proficiency Anirban Dasgupta Arpita Ghosh

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• Principalagent problem
• Affect
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• Scoring rule

Moderated Differential Pairwise Tallying: A Voter Specified Hybrid of Ranking by Pairwise Comparisons and Cardinal Utility Sums hope is that the adoption of this and future advances in social choice theory will help buil

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Four Condorcet-Hare Hybrid Methods for Single-Winner Elections James Green-Armytage The weakness of this guideline is that it does

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• Voting
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Simulating the influence of Social Contacts Spatial Distribution on Mobility Behavior Thibaut Dubernet Kay W. Axhausen April 2015

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• Transportation planning
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Topics and investigations What’s your vote worth? What’s your vote worth? allows students to explore key features of the electoral system such as compulsory voting and the voting systems used to elect representative

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• Australian Electoral Commission

12th ANNUAL PHILOSOPHY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE ROUNDTABLE March 19–21, 2010 – Saint Louis University PROGRAM Friday, March 19 1:00 – 4:00: ECONOMICS AND RATIONAL CHOICE THEORY •

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Notes on Social Choice Theory Social choice theory is the study of how decisions are made collectively. It examines the idea that, for a given society, the preferences of individuals can be directly aggregated to reflect

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  1   RATIONAL  CHOICE  AND  THE  ORIGINAL  POSITION:  

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• Gordon Tullock
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