Social Choice Theory

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.

Discuss the importance of collective responsiveness to a rule.

What does it mean for a rule's applicability to be independent of alternative courses of action?