Exam 10: The Manipulability of Voting Systems
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Consider the following preference table for four voters to answer the Questions First choice Second choice Third choice Fourth choice Fifth choice
-If a Borda count is used, can the third voter manipulate the outcome so that A wins?
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Twenty-nine voters must choose from among three alternatives: A, B, and C. The voters' preference schedules are shown below.
12 8 6 3 First choice Second choice Third choice
-Using the agenda A, B, C, and sequential pairwise voting, alternative B wins. Is there an agenda that produces A as a winner?
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Consider the following preference table for four voters to answer the Questions First choice B D A C Second choice Third choice Fourth choice Fifth choice
-If a Borda count is used, can the third voter manipulate the outcome so that A wins?
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What is purpose of Copeland's Rule with regard to Condorcet's method of voting?
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Agenda manipulation is a technique to affect an outcome using:
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