He suggested replacing the term "utility" with "ophelimity," and his namesake distribution has the heavy- tailed property.
A plot named for this man contains a line graph representing the partial sum of an underlying bar graph. In Cours d'économie politique, he introduced a namesake law describing income distribution. He suggested replacing the term "utility" with "ophelimity," and his namesake distribution has the heavy- tailed property. He claimed that "residue" and "derivation" cause human action, and discussed the (*) "circulation of elites," in Mind and Society, and in Manual of Political Economy, he introduced indifference curves. For 10 points, identify this Italian economist, who names a situation where no person can better themselves without worsening someone else, his namesake optimum.
A plot named for this man contains a line graph representing the partial sum of an underlying bar graph.
Vilfredo {Pareto}