storable voting造句

• Storable Votes apply instead to five different decisions, each with two choices only.
• The performance of Storable Votes appears robust to the strategic errors that are observed in the laboratory.
• As with cumulative voting, Storable Votes allow voters to redistribute votes among issues as they see fit.
• It is only when the minority feels relatively more strongly about one issue than the majority does that Storable Votes come to differ from majority rule.
• And as in the theory, Storable Votes tend to dominate Majority Voting in the experiments : the total payoffs that subjects bring home tend to be higher.
• An important property of Storable votes is that they function through the private incentives of the voters : there is no external agent who needs to gauge and reward intensity of preferences.
• Alessandra Casella, Tom Palfrey, Andrew Gelman, and other co-authors realized several laboratory experiments and one quasi-experiment in the field to test the theoretical predictions of Storable Votes models.
• With Storable Votes, a voter who does not feel differently about the issues at stake will spread his / her votes over all of them, and the voting rule will be identical to simple majority rule.
• If voters feel equally about all issues, or if the intensity of preferences of minority and majority members are perfectly correlated ( everybody agrees on what the important issues are ), then Storable Votes are identical to simple majority rule.