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Social choice theory
the possibility that a party preferred by a majority on every issue taken separately loses when voters choose by majority between whole platforms.In social choice theory, Ostrogorski paradox refers to the possibility that a party preferred by a majority on every issue taken separately loses when voters choose by majority between whole platforms. This meaning comes from Rae (1976) in European Journal of Political Research.[1]