A Note on Representing Partial Orderings
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(10)- Expected utility theory without the completeness axiom.
- Necessary and possible preference structures
- Set-valued utilities for strict partial orders
- Topological connectedness and behavioral assumptions on preferences: a two-way relationship
- A strict expected multi-utility theorem
- On the multi-utility representation of preference relations
- Continuous multi-utility representations of preorders
- On the threshold representation of partial orderings
- Utility representation of an incomplete preference relation
- Maximal elements of preorders from countable continuous multi-utilities
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