Suppose That in a Borda Count Election, Outcome X Is

question 11

Multiple Choice

Suppose that in a Borda count election, outcome X is preferred to outcome Y, and outcome Y is preferred to outcome Z, when outcomes X, Y, and Z are all available options. When Y is removed as an option, however, outcome Z is preferred to outcome X. This would violate Arrow's assumption that voting systems should satisfy

• A)unanimity.
• B)transitivity.
• C)the independence of irrelevant alternatives.
• D)no dictators.

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Definitions:

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Chattel Paper

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Perfected Purchase

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