Average voting rule
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Average voting rule
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The average voting rule is a rule for group decision-making when the decision is a distribution, and each of the voters reports his ideal distribution. This is a special case of budget-proposal aggregation. It is a simple aggregation rule, that returns the arithmetic mean of all individual ideal distributions. The average rule was first studied formally by Michael Intrilligator. This rule and its variants are commonly used in economics and sports.
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Voting system for participatory budgeting
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2024-04-17T11:00:11Z
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