1996
DOI: 10.1016/0165-0114(95)00215-4
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Rational choice under fuzzy preferences: The Orlovsky choice function

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“…By doing so, we bypass the important discussion on the notion of transitivity that should be applied to this setting 1 , and instead choose to emphasize the insight that can be provided by this simple case.…”
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“…By doing so, we bypass the important discussion on the notion of transitivity that should be applied to this setting 1 , and instead choose to emphasize the insight that can be provided by this simple case.…”
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“…Within the literature on rational choice with fuzzy preferences, authors such as Banerjee [1], Barrett et al [4], and Basu [6] reinforce the axiomatic relevance of the choice rule introduced by -and named after -Orlovsky [22]. According to the Orlovsky rule, alternative x is chosen if R i (x, y) ≥ R i (y, x); under reciprocity, this is reduced to R i (x, y) ≥ 0.…”
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“…He was also the one who extended the concept of rationality to the concept of fuzzy rationality. Afterwards, the domain has been studied by many other researchers, see [1], [2], [6], [8].…”
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“…the following conditions are satised, 2 A sample of the literature on fuzzy preferences is Orlovsky (1978), Ovchinnikov (1981), Basu (1984), Billot (1995), Dutta, Panda, Pattanaik (1986), Dutta (1987), Jain (1990), Ponsard (1990), Dasgupta and Deb (1991, 1996), Roubens (1991, 1992) and Banerjee (1993Banerjee ( , 1994. The philosophical underpinnings of these ideas are discussed in Piggins and Salles (2007).…”
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