The Jefferson Method of Apportionment

Michel Balinski · H. Peyton Young

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The Jefferson method of apportionment is characterized by three properties; consistency, house monotonicity, and satisfying lower quota. The method of smallest divisors is characterized similarly by substituting upper quota for lower quota.

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1975The Quota Method of Apportionment 1928The Apportionment of Representatives in Congress 1903The writings and speeches of Daniel Webster ..

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