Abstract
When individual preferences can express relative intensities, the scope for social decision mechanisms is enlarged. We show that ethical welfare operations then arise in a uniform, constitutional manner, in both finite and infinite contexts. We focus on quaternary preferences as representatives for relative intensity of preference.
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