The GS Theorem States the Nonexistence of a Voting System

question 93

Multiple Choice

The GS theorem states the nonexistence of a voting system with three or more candidates which satisfies a list of certain properties. Which of the following is not on the list of those properties?

• A) The voting system has never ties.
• B) The voting system satisfies monotonicity.
• C) The voting system is nonmanipulable.
• D) The voting system is not a dictatorship.

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