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An example of discrimination is
Homothetic Preferences
Preferences where if a consumer prefers a bundle of goods A to B, they will also prefer a proportional scaling of A to the same proportional scaling of B, indicating consistent patterns of consumption regardless of income level.
Income
Earnings accumulated, often on a consistent schedule, from employment or investment gains.
Books
Physical or digital publications consisting of written, printed, or illustrated work.
Fixed Proportions
A production condition where inputs must be used in constant ratios to each other, without substitution possibilities, to produce a particular output.
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