An image representing Arrow's impossibility theorem, symbolizing the struggle between fair voting procedures and an inherent paradox in achieving a definitive social order.

Arrow’s Impossibility Theorem: A Social-Choice Paradox Examining the Flaws of Ranked Voting Systems

Understanding Arrow’s Impossibility Theorem Kenneth J. Arrow’s (1950-2017) groundbreaking work in social choice theory introduced Arrow’s impossibility theorem, a paradoxical result that challenges the viability of fair and consistent voting systems. Arrow, an influential economist, received the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for his contributions to the field. This

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