Single-crossing Property
The Single-Crossing Property is a condition in comparative statics stating that, for a family of real-valued functions parameterized by a scalar, the difference between any two functions crosses zero at most once and changes sign from negative to positive as the independent variable increases, ensuring monotonicity in the optimal solution with respect to the parameter.
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