Indifference Frontier
The combination of values of the load-bearing inputs at which a model's intrinsic-value output equals the current market price. The frontier converts \"is the model right?\" into \"which side of this line do I believe?\" -- the latter is a decision an analyst can actually make, while the former invites endless tinkering. Most useful in two-variable sensitivity tables on the dominant pair of inputs; in higher-dimensional models the frontier becomes a surface but is still the conceptual object that frames the decision.
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