Sociable Choice Theory is an individual preferences are aggregated to produce a social welfare function, preference ranking of the scenarios that usually are possible to modern society. Social choice theory is the philosophical and statistical study of the type of conclusions that can easily determined through different aggregation methods. Social choice theory is a theoretical framework for analysis of merging individual opinions, personal preferences, interests to accomplish a collective decision.
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