Abstract

We consider simple games which are constructed as iterated weighted majority games. It turns out that every proper simple game can be obtained in this way. The minimal number of iterations necessary to obtain a given game is called the height of this game. We investigate the behaviour ofh (n), the maximal height of a simple game withn players.

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