Topology-free typology of beliefs

Article Abstract:

The existence of a universal type space could not be proved with the use of a general measure-theoretic framework. A universal type space does not endure even when spaces, such as belief spaces and knowledge spaces, are described in pure measure theoretic terms. Belief spaces, despite its generality, do not mount a different definition of types due to their space form. Knowledge spaces, on the other hand, are also not applicable to the existence of a universal space due to its lack of continuity.

Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Models, Topology, Topological spaces

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Between liberalism and democracy

Article Abstract:

Consent rules, a class of voting rules, that incorporates aspects of majoritarianism and liberalism are studied and characterized axiomatically. Consent rules are parameterized by the weights given to individuals in determining their own qualification.

United States, Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Laws, regulations and rules, Suffrage, Voting rights

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Quantified beliefs and believed quantities

Article Abstract:

A study has shown that beliefs about quantities, which are expressed by estimations and quantified by assigning to them probability numbers, produce a type space model.

Analysis, Economic research, Study and teaching, Predicate calculus

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