DISPROPORTIONALITY OF ALLOCATION AS DETERMINED BY BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
Janusz Łyko
Pages: 837-842
Publié: 29 Aug 2014
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Résumé: According to the principle of degressively proportional allocation, larger units must limit their share in common good to the advantage of smaller units. This is only a framework principle leaving out many solutions. One way to achieve more accuracy is to define the so-called boundary conditions: to determine the minimum and maximum values of the shared good to be allocated to units participating in the division. Obviously, these values cause a particular distribution to deviate from the classical proportional allocation. This paper explores to what extent boundary conditions determine the minimum span of the deviation.
Mots-clés : boundary conditions, degressively proportional allocation, elections, european parliament, fair division
Citer cet article : Janusz Łyko. DISPROPORTIONALITY OF ALLOCATION AS DETERMINED BY BOUNDARY CONDITIONS. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Economy & Business 8, 837-842 (2014). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1000440/
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