This paper introduces the "Extended Pareto" axiom on Social Welfare Functions and gives a characterization of the axiom when it is assumed that the Social Welfare Functions that satisfy it in a framework of preferences over lotteries also satisfy the restrictions (on the domain and range of preferences) implied by the von-Neumann Morgenstern axioms. With the addition of 2 other axioms: "Anonymity" and a weak version of Arrow's Independence of Irrelevant Alternatives axiom: "Weak IIA" it is shown that there is a unique Social Welfare Function called "Relative Utilitarianism" that consists of normalising individual utilities between 0 and 1 and adding them.
First version, December 18, 2007; Current version, August 21, 2008This paper studies the extensions ...
This paper examines the existence of social welfare functions satisfying some reasonable axioms of d...
Social welfare functions for private goods economies with classical preferences are considered. It i...
This paper introduces the "Extended Pareto" axiom on Social Welfare Functions and gives a characteri...
This paper introduces the 'Extended Pareto' axiom on Social welfare functions and gives a characteri...
This paper introduces the 'Extended Pareto' axiom on Social welfare functions and gives a characteri...
We consider the aggregation of individual agents ’ von Neumann-Morgenstern’s util-ity functions into...
In a framework of preferences over lotteries, we show that an axiom system consisting of weakened ve...
We analyze the preference aggregation problem without the assumption that individuals and society ha...
It is shown for the case of private goods economies that every social welfare function satisfying a ...
Many normatively oriented economists, legal academics and other policy analysts appear to be welfar...
The present paper examines the problem of aggregating infinite utility streams with a social welfare...
Arrow’s theorem implies that a social welfare function satisfying Transitivity, the Weak Pareto Prin...
Mongin (1994) proved a multi-profile version of Harsanyi (1955)'s Aggregation Theorem: within the ex...
We show that d'Aspremont and gevers' (1977) characterization of utilitarism can be strenghened in th...
First version, December 18, 2007; Current version, August 21, 2008This paper studies the extensions ...
This paper examines the existence of social welfare functions satisfying some reasonable axioms of d...
Social welfare functions for private goods economies with classical preferences are considered. It i...
This paper introduces the "Extended Pareto" axiom on Social Welfare Functions and gives a characteri...
This paper introduces the 'Extended Pareto' axiom on Social welfare functions and gives a characteri...
This paper introduces the 'Extended Pareto' axiom on Social welfare functions and gives a characteri...
We consider the aggregation of individual agents ’ von Neumann-Morgenstern’s util-ity functions into...
In a framework of preferences over lotteries, we show that an axiom system consisting of weakened ve...
We analyze the preference aggregation problem without the assumption that individuals and society ha...
It is shown for the case of private goods economies that every social welfare function satisfying a ...
Many normatively oriented economists, legal academics and other policy analysts appear to be welfar...
The present paper examines the problem of aggregating infinite utility streams with a social welfare...
Arrow’s theorem implies that a social welfare function satisfying Transitivity, the Weak Pareto Prin...
Mongin (1994) proved a multi-profile version of Harsanyi (1955)'s Aggregation Theorem: within the ex...
We show that d'Aspremont and gevers' (1977) characterization of utilitarism can be strenghened in th...
First version, December 18, 2007; Current version, August 21, 2008This paper studies the extensions ...
This paper examines the existence of social welfare functions satisfying some reasonable axioms of d...
Social welfare functions for private goods economies with classical preferences are considered. It i...