The Quota Method of Apportionment¶
Balinski, & Young. (1975). The Quota Method of Apportionment. The American Mathematical Monthly.
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- Alabama Paradox
- Balinski and Young (1982) later proved that the monotonicity problem cannot be solved for free: no apportionment rule can simultaneously satisfy the quota property (every state's share rounds to one of its two nearest integers) and population-monotonicity
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- Balinski and Young (1982) later proved that the monotonicity problem cannot be solved for free: no apportionment rule can simultaneously satisfy the quota property (every state's share rounds to one of its two nearest integers) and population-monotonicity
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