Indifference Curves is a theoretical construct in preference modeling that represents a set of consumption bundles among which a rational decision-maker is indifferent, thereby mapping preferences as contours of equal utility in a multidimensional choice space.
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Consumption Theory in Terms of Revealed Preference
Paul A. Samuelson · Economica · 1948 · 994 citations
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