Yep. And I’m seeing how many of the traditional election assumptions I need to break in order to make it work.
I got independence of irrelevant alternatives by ditching determinism and using utility scales not orderings. (If a candidate has no chance of winning, their presence doesn’t effect the election)
What if those preferences were expressed on a monetary scale and the election could also move money between voters in complicated ways?
Yep. And I’m seeing how many of the traditional election assumptions I need to break in order to make it work.
I got independence of irrelevant alternatives by ditching determinism and using utility scales not orderings. (If a candidate has no chance of winning, their presence doesn’t effect the election)
What if those preferences were expressed on a monetary scale and the election could also move money between voters in complicated ways?