Postulates and paradoxes of voting power in a noncooperative setting

This paper discusses whether the equilibrium of a popular formal bargaining model due to Baron and Ferejohn (1989) satisfies the postulates that Felsenthal and Machover (1998) consider essential in any power measure. It is well known that the equilibrium does not satisfy two adequacy postulates, nam...

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Main Author: Montero, Maria
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Published: Springer 2014
Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/47213/
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description This paper discusses whether the equilibrium of a popular formal bargaining model due to Baron and Ferejohn (1989) satisfies the postulates that Felsenthal and Machover (1998) consider essential in any power measure. It is well known that the equilibrium does not satisfy two adequacy postulates, namely ignoring dummies and vanishing only for dummies. This paper shows that it does not respect dominance either. It is also argued that the equilibrium displays one of the less intuitive instances of the paradox of new members.
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spelling nottingham-472132020-05-04T16:46:29Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/47213/ Postulates and paradoxes of voting power in a noncooperative setting Montero, Maria This paper discusses whether the equilibrium of a popular formal bargaining model due to Baron and Ferejohn (1989) satisfies the postulates that Felsenthal and Machover (1998) consider essential in any power measure. It is well known that the equilibrium does not satisfy two adequacy postulates, namely ignoring dummies and vanishing only for dummies. This paper shows that it does not respect dominance either. It is also argued that the equilibrium displays one of the less intuitive instances of the paradox of new members. Springer 2014-04-19 Book Section PeerReviewed Montero, Maria (2014) Postulates and paradoxes of voting power in a noncooperative setting. In: Voting Power and Procedures: Essays in Honour of Dan Felsenthal and Moshé Machover. Studies in choice and welfare . Springer, Berlin, pp. 309-321. ISBN 978-3-319-05157-4 https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F978-3-319-05158-1_17 doi:10.1007/978-3-319-05158-1 doi:10.1007/978-3-319-05158-1
spellingShingle Montero, Maria
Postulates and paradoxes of voting power in a noncooperative setting
title Postulates and paradoxes of voting power in a noncooperative setting
title_full Postulates and paradoxes of voting power in a noncooperative setting
title_fullStr Postulates and paradoxes of voting power in a noncooperative setting
title_full_unstemmed Postulates and paradoxes of voting power in a noncooperative setting
title_short Postulates and paradoxes of voting power in a noncooperative setting
title_sort postulates and paradoxes of voting power in a noncooperative setting
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