Which criteria qualify power indices for applications? -- A comment to "The story of the poor Public Good index"

Sascha Kurz

Which criteria qualify power indices for applications? -- A comment to "The story of the poor Public Good index"

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arxiv 1812.05808 v2 pith:FZ3HV46H submitted 2018-12-14 cs.GT

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We discuss possible criteria that may qualify or disqualify power indices for applications. Instead of providing final answers we merely ask questions that are relevant from our point of view and summarize some material from the literature.

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