Test 3 review for FINAL
Mathematics 151 with Douma at University of Sioux Falls
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By: Laura Gratopp
Textbook:
For All Practical Purposes: Mathematical Literacy in Today's World
Created: 2011-05-18
Size: 11 flashcards
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For All Practical Purposes: Mathematical Literacy in Today's WorldCreated: 2011-05-18
Size: 11 flashcards
Views: 7
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VOTING methods
plurality
border count
sequential pairwise
hare
plurality run-off
Fairness axioms for 3+ Candidate Elections
Condorcet Winner Criterion
Independence of Irrelevant Alternatives
Pareto Condition
Monotonicity
Arrow Possibility Theorem
No voting system for 3 or more candidates can possibly satisfy both the Condorcet Winner Criterion and Independence of Irrelevant Alternatives
Critical Voter
causes a coalition to fall when he/she leaves coalition
Bonzhaf Power Index
measures actual voting power by how often a voter is critical
Shapley-Shubik Index
measures actual voting power by how often a voter is pivotal
FAIR DIVISION methods
method of markers
adjusted winner procedure
Banach-Knaster (Last Diminisher) Method
APPORTIONMENT methods
Hamilton's Method : quota to tentative apportionment to final apportionment
Jefferson's Method : always rounds down
Webster's Method : traditional rounding
Huntington-Hill Method : adjusted quota with cut-off
the 3 paradoxes
new state
alabama
population
Quota Condition
always receives it's original upper or lower quota
Balinski and Young's Theorem
no apportionment method can possibly satisfy the quota condition and avoid 3 paradoxes
About this deck
By: Laura Gratopp
Textbook: For All Practical Purposes: Mathematical Literacy in Today's World
Created: 2011-05-18
Size: 11 flashcards
Views: 7
Textbook:
For All Practical Purposes: Mathematical Literacy in Today's WorldCreated: 2011-05-18
Size: 11 flashcards
Views: 7
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