ophelimity

ophelimity: \\ˌäfəˈliməd.ē, ˌōf-\ noun (-es)
Etymology: Italian ofelimità, from Greek ōphelimos useful, helpful (from ōphelein to help, from ophelos advantage, help) + Italian -ità -ity; akin to Sanskrit ā toward and to Sanskrit phalam fruit, profit — more at acharya

: economic satisfaction

the seller's net ophelimity varies with the price

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Ophelimity — is an economic concept introduced by Vilfredo Pareto as a measure of purely economic satisfaction, so he could use the already well established term utility as a measure of a more broadly based satisfaction encompassing other dimensions as well,… … Wikipedia
ophelimity — noun a) Economic satisfaction. b) The ability to please another … Wiktionary
ophelimity — ophe·lim·i·ty … English syllables
ophelimity — n. economic satisfaction … Dictionary of difficult words
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