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econ.TH2022

Conditions for none to be whipped by `Rank and Yank' under the majority rule

Fujun Hou

`Rank and Yank' is practiced in many organizations. This paper is concerned with the condtions for none to be whipped by `Rank and Yank' when the evaluation data under each criteri…

econ.TH2022

Conditions for Social Preference Transitivity When Cycle Involved and A $\hat{O}\mbox{-}\hat{I}$ Framework

Fujun Hou

We present some conditions for social preference transitivity under the majority rule when the individual preferences include cycles. First, our concern is with the restriction on…

econ.TH2022

Reformulating the Value Restriction and the Not-Strict Value Restriction in Terms of Possibility Preference Map

Fujun Hou

In social choice theory, Sen's value restriction and Pattanaik's not-strict value restriction are both attractive conditions for testing social preference transitivity and/or non-e…

econ.TH2022

A counter example to the theorems of social preference transitivity and social choice set existence under the majority rule

Fujun Hou

I present an example in which the individuals' preferences are strict orderings, and under the majority rule, a transitive social ordering can be obtained and thus a non-empty choi…

econ.TH2022

Describing Sen's Transitivity Condition in Inequalities and Equations

Fujun Hou

In social choice theory, Sen's value restriction condition is a sufficiency condition restricted to individuals' ordinal preferences so as to obtain a transitive social preference…

econ.TH2018

Mutual Conversion Between Preference Maps And Cook-Seiford Vectors

Fujun Hou

In group decision making, the preference map and Cook-Seiford vector are two concepts as ways of describing ties-permitted ordinal rankings. This paper shows that they are equivale…

econ.TH2018★ 2 cited

Measuring Knowledge for Recognition and Knowledge Entropy

Fujun Hou

People employ their knowledge to recognize things. This paper is concerned with how to measure people's knowledge for recognition and how it changes. The discussion is based on thr…