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The Exact Lower Bound for the Coleman Index of the Power of a Collectivity for a Special Class of Simple Majority Games

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Coleman [Coleman, J.S., 1971. Control of collectivities and the power of a collectivity to act. In: Leberman, B. (Ed.), Social Choice. Gordon and Breach, New York] proposed a measure of the power that a decision-making body has to pass any bill that comes before it. He termed it ﾓthe power of a collectivity to actﾔ. In this paper we provide some numerical bounds on the values that this measure can take when the collectivity takes decisions under simple majority voting rule.

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  • Roy, Sonali, 2008. "The Exact Lower Bound for the Coleman Index of the Power of a Collectivity for a Special Class of Simple Majority Games," Staff General Research Papers Archive 12967, Iowa State University, Department of Economics.
    • Handle: RePEc:isu:genres:12967
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