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Lerner-Pearce DiagramThis name is sometimes given (for years, by me at least) to the Lerner Diagram. In fact, Pearce's (1952) diagram uses unit isoquants rather than unit value isoquants and is much more cumbersome.Similar MatchesTree DiagramTree DiagramA tool to expand a proposed change from a general idea to a specific series of concepts or actions. Used to systematically map out in increasing detail the full range of paths and tasks that need to be accomplished to achieve a primary goal and related subgoals. Position diagramPosition diagramDiagram showing the possible payoffs from a derivative investment. Ishikawa DiagramIshikawa DiagramA graphic tool used to explore and display all the factors that may influence or cause a given outcome. (Also known as a cause and effect or fishbone diagram.) Cause and Effect DiagramCause and Effect DiagramSee Ishikawa Diagram. Spider DiagramSpider DiagramA visual report card for the performance of a number of indicators on a single chart. Also know as a "radar chart" and a "gap analysis" tool, this diagram makes visible the gaps between the current and desired performance. Further SuggestionsBifurcation DiagramPayoff diagram Affinity Diagram |
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