I agree defaults are a problem, especially with large choice problems involving many people. I honestly haven’t given this much thought, and assume we’ll just have to sacrifice someone or some desideratum to get tractability, and that will kind of suck but such is life.
I’m more wedded to Nash’s preference prioritarianism than the specific set-up, but I do see that once you get rid of Pareto efficiency relative to the disagreement point it’s not going to be individually rational for everyone to participate. Which is sad.
Nice! I’ll have to read this.
I agree defaults are a problem, especially with large choice problems involving many people. I honestly haven’t given this much thought, and assume we’ll just have to sacrifice someone or some desideratum to get tractability, and that will kind of suck but such is life.
I’m more wedded to Nash’s preference prioritarianism than the specific set-up, but I do see that once you get rid of Pareto efficiency relative to the disagreement point it’s not going to be individually rational for everyone to participate. Which is sad.