Binary Social Choice is a social choice function that, as a singular method of collective decision-making, restricts the set of alternatives to exactly two options and determines a social preference or outcome based on individual preferences over those alternatives.
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Stephen E. Morris · The Review of Economic Studies · 2000 · 655 citations
Social Choice and Multicriterion Decision-Making.
John Bonner, Kenneth J. Arrow, Hervé Raynaud · The Economic Journal · 1987 · 404 citations
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