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The study of how groups of people should make collective decisions. This can involve voting, bargaining, the application of some protocol (e.g. to fairly divide goods), or maximizing some measure of social welfare.
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How does GNU software development sustain economically?
I apologise if this question is out of topic, but it is simultaneously an economy and a programming question. If it should go to another SE communality, please indicate me.
In theory, GNU software is …
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