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lower bound

In mathematics, the value that is less than or equal to all of the values of a given set.



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First, the Fed should not treat the lower bound of its inflation reference range of 1 to 2 percent more rigidly than they treat the upper bound.
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The IRS safe harbor position is that the taxpayer should claim the least advantageous lower bound rather than the conventional point estimate.
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