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A note on representation of references

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  • Estévez Toranzo, Margarita
  • García Cutrín, Javier
  • Hervés Beloso,Carlos
  • López López, Miguel A.

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We consider a class of relations which includes irreflexive preference relations and interdependent preferences. For this class, we obtain necessary and sufficient conditions for representation of the relation by two numerical functions in the sense of a

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  • Estévez Toranzo, Margarita & García Cutrín, Javier & Hervés Beloso,Carlos & López López, Miguel A., 1993. "A note on representation of references," UC3M Working papers. Economics 2905, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Departamento de Economía.
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