Social choice theory provides a foundational framework for analysing collective decision‐making, where diverse individual preferences are aggregated into a single, socially endorsed outcome. This ...

Social choice theory examines the methods by which individual preferences are aggregated to form collective decisions. It underpins many democratic procedures and economic models by offering ...

Social Indicators Research, Vol. 148, No. 3 (April 2020), pp. 1005-1019 (15 pages) As a new composite indicator for capturing the value delivered by health systems of developing and developed ...

We show that the class of social welfare functions that satisfy a weak independence condition identified by Campbell (J Econ 12:259-272, 1976) and Baigent (J Econ 47(4):407-411, 1987) is fairly rich ...