Condorcet-Style Paradoxes for Majority Rule with Infinite Candidates

Australasian Journal of Logic 21 (3):123-140 (2024)
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This paper presents two possibility results and one impossibility result about a situation with three voters under a pairwise majoritarian aggregation function voting on a countably infi nite number of candidates. First, from individual orders with no maximal or minimal element, it is possible to generate an aggregate order with a maximal or minimal element. Second, from dense individual orders, it is possible to generate a discrete aggregate order. Finally, I show that, from discrete orders with a particular property, namely the finite-distance property, it is not possible to generate a dense aggregate order.

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Matthew Rachar
Freie Universität Berlin

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