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New Hong Kong Study: Enhancing Group Decisions: Beyond Strict-Unanimity and Roberts Rules (by Shahla Ali)

[Working Paper Series, Vol 1, January 2010] At present challenge in many organizations is the question of how best to … More

Group Decision Making, Majority Vote

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