What Is the Relationship of the Condorcet Paradox to the Arrow

question 98

Multiple Choice

What is the relationship of the Condorcet paradox to the Arrow impossibility theorem

• A)It proved that the Arrow impossibility theorem is wrong.
• B)It was proved wrong by the Arrow impossibility theorem.
• C)It serves as an example of the Arrow impossibility theorem.
• D)It pertains to voting systems, whereas Arrow's impossibility theorem does not.

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