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A broad set-theoretic model for consensus methods is presented. Within the framework of this model, a very general characterization of the median rule as well as various types of quota rule and polynomial rule are obtained. The model encompasses those situations where a single consensus object is achieved, as well as those in which a multiple consensus is allowed.
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Barthélemy et al. (1991) studied this question.
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