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We extend the classical concept of set majorization to the case where the set is partially ordered. We give a useful property which characterizes majorization on a partially ordered set. Quite unexpectedly, the proof of this property relies on a theorem of Shapley on convex games. We also give a theorem which is parallel to the Schur-Ostrowski theorem in comparing two sets of parameters in a function.
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