Two factor additive conjoint measurement with one solvable component
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The conditions for existence of additive separable utilities are reconsidered. A finite-dimensional Cartesian product is considered in which restricted solvability holds w.r.t. one component. The main result shows that, in general, cancellation axioms of any order are required to ensure additive representability.
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