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INDIVIDUALISTIC ASSUMPTIONS -- VII. SIMILARITY AS THE BASIS OF SOCIAL WELFARE JUDGMENTS -- VIII. NOTES ON THE THEORY OF SOCIAL CHOICE …
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Does redistribution in democracies cater to the will of the majority? We propose a direct empirical strategy based on survey data that needs not assume that voters are guided by pecuniary motives alone. We find that most democracies implement the median voter's preferred amount of redistribution...
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We consider a framework where the optimal decision rule determining the collective choice depends in a simple way on the decision makers' posterior probabilities of a particular state of nature. Nevertheless, voting is generally an inefficient way to make collective choices and this paper sheds...
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