Multiple Choice
What is Codorcet's paradox?
A) An option that beats all other options in a series of pair-wise contests.
B) A situation in which an actor has cyclical (non-transitive) preferences over alternatives.
C) A situation in which the collective preferences of a group are not guaranteed to be rational, even though each of the actors in the group individually have rational preferences.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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