The unanimity property states that the ranking between any two outcomes should not depend on whether some third outcome is available.

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The unanimity property, often discussed in the context of social choice theory or voting systems, actually states that if every voter prefers one option over another, then the group preference should similarly reflect a preference for that option over the other. The description given refers more closely to the concept of independence of irrelevant alternatives.

The Unanimity Property States That the Ranking Between Any Two