
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.1347933
In this paper we show that if the Pareto relation is acyclic then the set of all Pareto optimal social states coincides with chosen social states of acyclic Paretian social welfare relations. Subsequently we show that given an acyclic Paretian social welfare relations the set of all social states chosen by it coincides with the set of all states chosen by strict Paretian extensions whose strict extension is the given social welfare relation.
acyclic, Paretian, social welfare, jel: jel:D71, jel: jel:D60
acyclic, Paretian, social welfare, jel: jel:D71, jel: jel:D60
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