> It was my understanding that Arrow's theorum does apply to CR. Actually
> it applies to Approval as well, it's just that Approval meets all of the
> conditions except allowing voters to rank three or more choices in
> order.
It was my understanding that Arrow's theorem only applies to ordinal
Mike Ossipoff wrote:
> CR is strategically equiovalent to Approval: In CR, you maximize your
expectation by giving maximum points to those candidates for whom you'd
vote in Approval, and giving minimum points to the rest.
That's not entirely accurate. It's true that in CR, you maximize your
expe
It was my understanding that Arrow's theorum does apply to CR. Actually
it applies to Approval as well, it's just that Approval meets all of the
conditions except allowing voters to rank three or more choices in
order.
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
>
> I like CR & Approval as well, in particular
