Potential and 'Power of a Collectivity to Act'

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Theory and Decision 58 (2):187-194 (2005)
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This paper connects two notions: Hart and Mas-Colell’s ‘potential’, related to the value of coalitional games, and Coleman’s earlier notion of ‘power of a collectivity to act’, related to the easiness to make decisions by means of a voting rule

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