Dills

Dills is a term used in economics to describe a small incremental change in quantity or price—essentially, a tiny adjustment made to measure how one variable responds to changes in another. For example, a business might analyze how a slight increase in advertising spend (a dill) affects sales. In this context, “dill” represents a unit of measurement that helps economists and analysts understand relationships and sensitivities between different factors, facilitating informed decision-making by assessing the impact of small, controlled changes within larger systems.