Abstract
The Swaps index (Apesteguia and Ballester, 2015) is a popular measure of rationality in the revealed preference literature. In this note, we show a connection between the Swaps index and the Kemeny rule, a well-known method of preference aggregation in social choice theory. Our new interpretation of the Swaps index makes it a suitable measure of menu dependence in preferences.
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