Social Choice Theory
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Business, Social Studies
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University
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Hard
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The video discusses social choice theory, which examines how judgments and preferences influence decisions. It is used to assess the fairness of rule development. The theory outlines five criteria for a rule to be considered fair and just: universality, non-imposition, non-dictatorship, responsiveness, and independence. If a rule meets these criteria, it is deemed socially just under the theory.
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Discuss the importance of collective responsiveness to a rule.
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What does it mean for a rule's applicability to be independent of alternative courses of action?
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