Majority Vote Thresholds is a decision rule in collective choice theory that prescribes a proposition to be adopted if and only if it receives support from more than half of the voting agents, thereby distinguishing it from alternative aggregation mechanisms by its reliance on simple majority as the qualifying standard for outcome determination.
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