Dear Craig,
you did not answer my question why --despite of the fact that
FPP satisfies e.g. anonymity, neutrality, non-dictatorship,
Pareto, strategyproofness, monotonicity, participation,
consistency, and resolvability in the 2-candidate 1-winner
case-- FPP does not "solve" the 2-candidate 1-win
uld have to mention a desirable criterion
that is _not_ satisfied by FPP in the 2-candidate 1-winner case.
Markus Schulze
> > [EM] Who can't solve 2 candidate elections
> > Markus Schulze markus.schulze at alumni.tu-berlin.de
> > Fri Jan 7 07:10:56 PST 2005
> >
> >
Dear Craig,
you wrote (7 Jan 2005):
> Well, I didn't underestimate your intelligence when I
> expected that you would be perfectly unable to solve
> the easy problem of deriving a solution to the 2 candidate
> 1 winner election problem.
Well, this depends on what you mean with "solving"
2-candida
