For Exercises 28 and 29, consider the preference lists from the chair's paradox (reproduced here) and assume that everyone knows the administration will vote for the J-Plan, but that no one knows anything about how the faculty will vote.
Administration | Students | Faculty | |
---|---|---|---|
First choice | J-Plan | Terms | Semesters |
Second choice | Terms | Semesters | J-Plan |
Third choice | Semesters | J-Plan | Terms |
28. In a sentence or two, explain why the students′ strategy to vote for Terms does not weakly dominate their strategy to vote for Semesters.