Suppose that the plurality with elimination method is used on the following preference table. If the 4 voters who voted A, C, B, in that order, change their votes to C, A, B, determine if the monotonicity criterion satisfied. Number of Votes 7 10 12 First A в A Second в A Third A в в Is the monotonicity criterion satisfied? O No O Yes

Suppose that the plurality with elimination method is used on the following preference table. If the 4 voters who voted A, C, B, in that order, change their votes to C, A, B, determine if the monotonicity criterion satisfied. Number of Votes 7 10 12 First A в A Second в A Third A в в Is the monotonicity criterion satisfied? O No O Yes

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