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J. S. Mill's Liberal Principle and Unanimity
Edward J. Green
The broad concept of an individual's welfare is actually a cluster of related specific concepts that bear a "family resemblance" to one another. One might care about how a policy w…
Identifying the occurrence or non occurrence of cognitive bias in situations resembling the Monty Hall problem
Fatemeh Borhani, Edward J. Green
People reason heuristically in situations resembling inferential puzzles such as Bertrand's box paradox and the Monty Hall problem. The practical significance of that fact for econ…
Semi-decidable equivalence relations obtained by composition and lattice join of decidable equivalence relations
Edward J. Green
Composition and lattice join (transitive closure of a union) of equivalence relations are operations taking pairs of decidable equivalence relations to relations that are semi-deci…
A parsimonious theory of evidence-based choice
Fatemeh Borhani, Edward J. Green
That an agent's possible evidential states form a Boolean algebra (on which it is natural to define a probability measure) is an assertion that ideally should be proved, rather tha…
Embedding an analytic equivalence relation in the transitive closure of a Borel relation
Edward J. Green
The transitive closure of a reflexive, symmetric, analytic relation is an analytic equivalence relation. Does some smaller class contain the transitive closure of every reflexive,…