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A graph-theoretical approach to the aggregation of individual preference orderings
Theory and Decision 3 (1):12-17 (1972)
Abstract
A graph-theoretical approach as first outlined by Harary et al.1 is developed for solving the problem of aggregating a given set of individual preference orderings provided that no individual preferential judgment is inconsistent with the collective preference ordering obtained by aggregation.Author's Profile
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