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4. Consider a society with three individuals, and three policies, A , B and C , that are under consideration by this society. The utility numbers of the three policies for the individuals are given below: Find out the social preference over A , B , and C if the society uses the majority rule to aggregate. individual preferences. Do you observe Condorcet's paradox for this society? Explain briefly. .

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4. Consider a society with three individuals, and three policies, A , B and C , that are under consideration by this society. The utility numbers of the three policies for the individuals are given below: Find out the social preference over A , B , and C if the society uses the majority rule to aggregate. individual preferences. Do you observe Condorcet's paradox for this society? Explain briefly.

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