Measurable multiattribute value functions defined on binary attributes
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A set of preference independence conditions is defined with respect to a binary attribute set. It is argued that these conditions can be used to show that a value function describing the preference for alternatives over binary attributes has an additive form. This argument emphasizes that strengthened independence concepts are necessary in the binary attribute case since solvability axioms cannot be defined to allow an algebraic proof of additivity based on the independence conditions of an additive conjoint structure.
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