Dear Craig,
it seems to me that you walked into Saari's trap.
Although you don't promote the Borda Method, you
use Saari's geometrical model of elections. But
Saari's geometrical model of elections implicitely
presumes that there is an even distribution of
candidates. Otherwise it wouldn't be
Yes!. consider, if you will, the removal of candidate A from
1 A
1 B
At 17:51 09.12.99 , [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in part--
Okay- "Regularity" is the name used earlier by Albert Langer (Craig might
recognise the name ;) ) to describe the probabilistic analogue of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in part--
Okay- "Regularity" is the name used earlier by Albert Langer (Craig might
recognise the name ;) ) to describe the probabilistic analogue of IIA. It
goes like this-
The addition (removal) of a candidate does not, for any other candidate,
increase (decrease) the