Definition of indifference curve in English:

indifference curve

noun

Economics

A curve on a graph (the axes of which represent quantities of two commodities) linking those combinations of quantities which the consumer regards as of equal value.
〔经济〕无差异曲线，等优曲线
Example sentencesExamples
- Nondominated alternatives correspond to the indifference curves of traditional economics.
- Moreover, goods and services in early growth stages defy analysis in terms of efficient frontiers and indifference curves.
- Two indifference curves (I and II), shown in Figure 1, represent two levels of consumption of environmental quality and of all other goods.
- The model developed above demonstrates the pattern of indifference curves that explains procrastinatory behaviour.
- This, of course, will be determined by their new tangential indifference curve.
- Formally then, utility is maximized at the point where the budget line is tangential to an indifference curve.

Definition of indifference curve in US English:

indifference curve

noun

Economics

A curve on a graph (the axes of which represent quantities of two commodities) linking those combinations of quantities which the consumer regards as of equal value.
〔经济〕无差异曲线，等优曲线
Example sentencesExamples
- This, of course, will be determined by their new tangential indifference curve.
- Nondominated alternatives correspond to the indifference curves of traditional economics.
- Two indifference curves (I and II), shown in Figure 1, represent two levels of consumption of environmental quality and of all other goods.
- Formally then, utility is maximized at the point where the budget line is tangential to an indifference curve.
- Moreover, goods and services in early growth stages defy analysis in terms of efficient frontiers and indifference curves.
- The model developed above demonstrates the pattern of indifference curves that explains procrastinatory behaviour.

词汇	indifference curve
释义	Definition of indifference curve in English: indifference curve noun Economics A curve on a graph (the axes of which represent quantities of two commodities) linking those combinations of quantities which the consumer regards as of equal value. 〔经济〕无差异曲线，等优曲线 Example sentencesExamples Nondominated alternatives correspond to the indifference curves of traditional economics. Moreover, goods and services in early growth stages defy analysis in terms of efficient frontiers and indifference curves. Two indifference curves (I and II), shown in Figure 1, represent two levels of consumption of environmental quality and of all other goods. The model developed above demonstrates the pattern of indifference curves that explains procrastinatory behaviour. This, of course, will be determined by their new tangential indifference curve. Formally then, utility is maximized at the point where the budget line is tangential to an indifference curve. Definition of indifference curve in US English: indifference curve noun Economics A curve on a graph (the axes of which represent quantities of two commodities) linking those combinations of quantities which the consumer regards as of equal value. 〔经济〕无差异曲线，等优曲线 Example sentencesExamples This, of course, will be determined by their new tangential indifference curve. Nondominated alternatives correspond to the indifference curves of traditional economics. Two indifference curves (I and II), shown in Figure 1, represent two levels of consumption of environmental quality and of all other goods. Formally then, utility is maximized at the point where the budget line is tangential to an indifference curve. Moreover, goods and services in early growth stages defy analysis in terms of efficient frontiers and indifference curves. The model developed above demonstrates the pattern of indifference curves that explains procrastinatory behaviour.
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