Yes. Put graphs in the main text, and drop the math in appendices where you check for generality. Bring conclusions from the math in the main text, but leave the proofs self-contained. This is also easier for reading the math.
@p-hunermund.comEconomists sure love their equations and production functions, and all that jazz. But using graphs could make things so much easier—without losing rigor (and maybe even adding some, since people actually get what's happening). Plus, they bridge the gap to other social sciences more naturally.