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Dummy
has no power
veto
if drops out can change outcome
dictator
reaches quota by itself
quota
the number of votes needed to win
weight/power
how much each vote is worth
number of votes
{q: w1 w2 w3 w4 w5} all the ws added.
coaliton
a group of voters that can win the election
smallest q value
majority
largest q value
numbers added together
Banzaf
ex:
{101:99,98,3}

winning coaltions: {p1,p2} {p1,p3} {p2,p3} {p1,p2,p3}

list powers- whose vote is critical to each coalition

p1= 2/6
p2= 2/6
p3=2/6

in this case they have equal power.
equation for banzaf
use c=2^n-1 to find number of coaltions n is the number of players
Shapley-Shubik
ex:
list all sequential winning coalitions
then find power
by going across the coaltion and the number that reaches the quota has the power in that coaltion. then list the amount of times it wins over the amount of coaltions and thats its power.
equation for shapley
if there are 3 players for example you go
3*2*1=6 and thats how many coalitions there are.