In business economics what is a tilting point?

Question

In business economics what is a tilting point?

Answer 1

Levels at which the momentum for change becomes unstoppable. More often referred to as a "tipping point".  

Answer 2

it is the point of diminishing returns as in

if you build a car that is

$5000...96% of the population can afford that car

$20000 ... 75% can afford that car

$40000...  40% can afford that car

$50000 ... 15% can afford that car

so most would say the tilting point is between 20000 and 40000 so where is the point where you lose most of your volume or profit

this is a very loose explanation it can be used as in profit margin

costs, sales volume, share prices etc

hope this helps

Answer 3

Here are several interesting ones; What's so great about competition? Why is money valuable?. Why is inflation so bad?