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Title: No clearly defined socially preferred outcome may result when majority voting on outcomes because Post by: Llanis on Oct 18, 2017 No clearly defined socially preferred outcome may result when majority voting on outcomes because
A) often voters don't understand the outcomes. B) voting may violate the independence of irrelevant alternatives. C) voting may lead to incomplete preferences. D) voting may lead to non-transitive preference. Title: Re: No clearly defined socially preferred outcome may result when majority voting on outcomes ... Post by: Tyforumca on Oct 18, 2017 D
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