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The optimal degree of abstraction depends on the objective of the analysis.
Downward Sloping
A characteristic of a graph or curve that shows a decrease in one variable as the other variable increases, often related to demand curves in economics.
Nonconvex Preferences
Preferences where an individual values mixtures of goods or services less than pure bundles, violating the convexity assumption in utility theory.
Perfect Substitutes
Goods or services that can be used in place of each other with no loss of utility to the consumer.
Monotonic Transformation
A mathematical operation applied to a function that preserves the order of the data.
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