Problem-the condorcet paradox for the three sets of voting

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Question: Answer the questions regarding the Condorcet paradox for the three sets of voting preferences below.

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a. If voters must choose between A and B, what are the percentages of votes that each outcome receives and which outcome wins?

b. If voters must choose between Band C, what are the percentages of votes that each outcome receives and which outcome wins?

c. If voters must choose between C and A, what are the percentages of votes that each outcome receives and which outcome wins?

d. Do these preferences exhibit transitivity? Explain.

e. If the voters choose between A and B and then compare to C, which outcome wins?

f. If the voters choose between Band C and then compare to A, which outcome wins?

g. If the voters· choose between A and C then compare to B, which outcome? wins.

h. Does the order in which items are voted on matter in this case? Why?

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a. If voters must choose between A and B, what are the percentages of votes that each outcome receives and which outcome wins?

b. If voters must choose between B and C what are the percentages of votes that each outcome receives and which outcome wins?

c. If voters must choose between C and A, what are the percentages of votes that each outcome receives and which outcome wins?

d. Do these preferences exhibit transitivity? Explain.

e. If the voters choose between A and B and then compare to C, which outcome wins?

f. If the voters choose between Band C and then compare to A, which outcome wins?

g. If the voters choose between A and C and. then compare to, which outcome wins?

h. Does the order in which items are voted on matter in this case? Why or why not?

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a. If voters must choose between A and B what are the percentages of votes that each outcome receives and which outcome wins?

b. If voters must choose between Band C, what are the percentages of votes that each outcome receives and which outcome wins?

c. If voters must choose between C and A, what are the percentages of votes that each outcome receives and which outcome wins?

d. Do these preferences exhibit transitivity? Explain.

e. If the voters choose between A and B and then compare to C, which outcome wins?

f. If the voters choose between Band C and then compare to A, which outcome wins?

g. If the voters choose between A and C and then compare to B, which outcome wins?

h. Does the order in which items are voted on matter in this case? Why or why not?

I. Is the winning outcome the first choice of a large portion of the population? How can this be?

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