We modify the successive voting procedure, predominantly used by European legisla-tures, by including flexible majority requirements for each of several alternatives. This modification allows us to replicate the outcome of any anonymous, unanimous and dominant strategy incentive compatible mechanism. We use this equivalence to compute the optimal (utilitarian) procedure and its associated majority requirements. This incentive efficient mechanism converges to the first best when the population grows
We analyse the efficiency effects in combination with some accepted "fairness" criteria for the voti...
Democratic societies base much of their decisions on voting procedures that involve aggregation of i...
CNRS 2 ; AERES AInternational audienceThe main criticism to the aggregation of individual preference...
We modify the successive voting procedure, predominantly used by European legisla-tures, by includin...
We derive the incentive compatible and ex-ante welfare maximizing (i.e., utilitarian) mechanism for ...
We study optimal dynamic voting procedures when voting is costly. For a highly stylized specificatio...
Using the voting procedure proposed by Baron (1996), the consequences are examined of changing the m...
Systems of indirect voting based on the principle of qualied majority can be analysed using the meth...
We consider a superior decision rule for making collective choices. In our framework the optimal dec...
Generalized majority rules are electoral rules in which an alternative needs to obtain a fixed perce...
We introduce a two-stage, multiple-round voting procedure where the thresholds needed for approval r...
International audienceConstitutional consistency requires that the voting rule produce the same outc...
Can we devise mechanisms that allow voters to express the intensity of their preferences when moneta...
How should a society choose between two social alternatives if participation in the decision proces...
We consider the design of an optimal voting system when voting is costly. For a private values model...
We analyse the efficiency effects in combination with some accepted "fairness" criteria for the voti...
Democratic societies base much of their decisions on voting procedures that involve aggregation of i...
CNRS 2 ; AERES AInternational audienceThe main criticism to the aggregation of individual preference...
We modify the successive voting procedure, predominantly used by European legisla-tures, by includin...
We derive the incentive compatible and ex-ante welfare maximizing (i.e., utilitarian) mechanism for ...
We study optimal dynamic voting procedures when voting is costly. For a highly stylized specificatio...
Using the voting procedure proposed by Baron (1996), the consequences are examined of changing the m...
Systems of indirect voting based on the principle of qualied majority can be analysed using the meth...
We consider a superior decision rule for making collective choices. In our framework the optimal dec...
Generalized majority rules are electoral rules in which an alternative needs to obtain a fixed perce...
We introduce a two-stage, multiple-round voting procedure where the thresholds needed for approval r...
International audienceConstitutional consistency requires that the voting rule produce the same outc...
Can we devise mechanisms that allow voters to express the intensity of their preferences when moneta...
How should a society choose between two social alternatives if participation in the decision proces...
We consider the design of an optimal voting system when voting is costly. For a private values model...
We analyse the efficiency effects in combination with some accepted "fairness" criteria for the voti...
Democratic societies base much of their decisions on voting procedures that involve aggregation of i...
CNRS 2 ; AERES AInternational audienceThe main criticism to the aggregation of individual preference...