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curve to

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curve to something
to bend or bow toward something, some direction, or some place. The road curved to the left. One of her toes curves to the right.
See also: curve


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Thus, it is sometimes preferable to focus on using the yield curve to predict a discrete event: whether of not the economy is in recession.
The transformation from the individual curve to the aggregate Laffer curve does not lead necessarily to the same shape, and under certain conditions (conditions that appear to hold in many Western countries) it is more likely that the vertical summation of individualistic Laffer curves of different individuals will generate a curve with dual, multiple and even continuous regions of peak values of tax revenue.
Selective curve adjustments are made by simply clicking on multiple points along the default curve to anchor it.
 
 
 
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