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    Arrow's Impossibility Theorem Suggests That a Voting System Will Be
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Arrow's Impossibility Theorem Suggests That a Voting System Will Be

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Arrow's impossibility theorem suggests that a voting system will be ideal if the properties of intransitivity and dependence of irrelevant alternatives are satisfied.

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