Min, Max, and Sum
UCSD Economics Discussion Paper 2000-29
27 Pages Posted: 29 Jan 2001
Date Written: November 2000
Abstract
This paper provides characterization theorems for preferences that can be represented by the minimum, the maximum, and the sum of components, or combinations of these forms. It contains a discussion of applications to social choice.
JEL Classification: D1, D6
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