Plot Zahlungsbereitschaft und Schätzung

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Plot Zahlungsbereitschaft und Schätzung

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Last edited Jan 29, 2026

Created on Jan 29, 2026

This example displays five circles at fixed x and y coordinates, representing a simple dataset of willingness-to-pay estimates. The visualization uses React to manage the component lifecycle and d3.v7 for DOM selection and data binding, rendering the circles as SVG elements. The code dynamically sizes the SVG to fit its container, then applies the `renderCircles` function to join the data and set each circle’s position and radius of 30 pixels. The visualization is static, with no axes, labels, or interactivity.

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