Utility & Preference Structure

Primes that model the shape of economic preferences through utility curvature and responsiveness: diminishing marginal utility, indifference level sets, risk and loss aversion relative to a reference point, and the elasticity of demand to price changes.

5 primes in this family — primes that sit near one another in abstraction space (k-means over structural-signature embeddings). Each is shown with its structural–framed character and how distinctive (sparsely-neighbored) it is.

• Indifference Curves — mixed-framed · distinctive
• Loss Aversion — mixed-framed · distinctive
• Marginal Utility — mixed-framed · distinctive
• Price Elasticity — mixed-structural · distinctive
• Risk Aversion — mixed-structural · distinctive