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Disclaimer: I am not a certified accountant, nor financial adviser. The information here should not be understood legally as financial advice. Any posts about financial stuff are based on whatever tax websites I see from the Israeli government. Some information could be flawed; I’m only human. I am always open to corrections, new ideas, and new opinions.
What is an Indifference Curve?
A few months ago, a friend was telling me about his job search.
“I know exactly what I want,” he told me. “I want to earn X shekels and get a company car.”
“But what if you earn a bit more and don’t get a car?” I asked.
“Possibly,” he responded, “but it would have to be at least 500 shekels more.”
In this conversation, my friend and I were actively illustrating his indifference curve regarding the compensation he was looking for in his upcoming job. For example, one may accept a lower salary for a higher pension or one may accept a higher salary but no company car.
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