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When a consumer has maximized total utility, he or she cannot increase total utility by reallocating expenditures among different products.
Bill of Material
A comprehensive list detailing the parts, items, assemblies, and other components necessary to create a product, including quantities.
Service Design Technique
A method or approach used in crafting services to make them more useful, usable, and desirable to customers, often involving tools like journey mapping and prototyping.
Automation
The use of machines and technology to perform tasks without human intervention, often to enhance efficiency and accuracy.
Modularizing
The process of breaking down a system into smaller, independent modules that can be developed, tested, and deployed separately.
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