A Model of Uniformity in a Preference Function

Abstract

In recent development of the choice functions many investigators accept that social preferences maintain usually non-uniformity. This paper tries to establish the nature of non-uniformity that it mixes up with two distinct properties of preferences: immobility and steadiness. It is shown here that steadiness and immobility together imply uniformity but the converse does not hold. Now if steadiness be disposed of from the preferences of a firm, firm cannot obey the rule of immobility but may follow the rule of uniformity. It indicates that social choices of a firm must maintain uniformity and steadiness.