Voting Systems for Environmental Decisions
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What are desirable characteristics of voting systems for environmental decisions?

  • Complexity, uncertainty, and flaws
  • Transitivity, completeness, and Pareto optimality (correct)
  • Majority rule, strategic manipulation, and knowledge of alliances
  • Inefficiency, incompleteness, and instability

    • Which voting systems are mentioned as potentially useful for environmental decision making?

  • Simple majority, approval, and preferential voting (correct)
  • Plurality, cumulative, and Borda count
  • Instant-runoff, Condorcet method, and Bucklin voting
  • Range voting, runoff voting, and single transferable vote

    • What may decision makers and strategic voters manipulate if they have knowledge of the voting patterns and alliances?

  • Conservation priorities
  • Voting methods (correct)
  • Environmental decisions
  • Group transparency

    • Why do the authors not endorse one method of voting systems for environmental decisions?

    <p>Each method has flaws</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is urged by the authors in relation to the properties of proposed voting systems?

    <p>&quot;Organizers to be transparent about the properties of proposed voting systems&quot;</p> Signup and view all the answers

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