Intransitive Indifference in Preference Theory: A Survey

Peter C. Fishburn

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This paper presents a survey of results in preference theory with intransitive indifference and discusses them for the areas of basic preference theory, consumer preference, additive utility, qualitative probability, expected utility, and social choice.

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