Sentence examples for approaches to value from inspiring English sources

The now dominant survey approaches to value public services remain contentious.

Likewise, while the general topic of ethical non-cognitivism receives two passing mentions, the Circle's varied approaches to value theory cannot be discussed here (see Rutte 1986).

Given the difficulties posed by the revealed preference approach, economists have turned to stated preference approaches to value non-market goods.

One response to this challenge would be to adopt the approaches of economist working in other policy areas, such as the environment, and use revealed and stated preference approaches to value outcomes monetarily and undertake a CBA.

Second, the United States, and particularly U.S. Soccer, FIFA's representative in our country, must be willing to entertain different approaches to value creation at the professional level, than those currently being promulgated by the existing four independent professional leagues scattered across three divisions, including the possibility of certifying a new Division I league.

Three studies used the replacement cost and the opportunity cost approaches to value informal care time [ 21, 22, 31].

While the new economy calls for new approaches to valuing stocks and to corporate decision-making, serious responses have been irresponsibly scarce.

European banks taking a €3 billion, or $4.2 billion, hit on their Greek bond holdings earlier this month employed markedly different approaches to valuing the debt.

While there are many approaches to valuing a SaaS business, the most common is using a revenue multiple.

Increasingly, the immediate accessibility to a variety of data sources is leading data-driven approaches to valuing and underwriting risk for lenders.

In 2009 NICE asked Precision Health Economics LLC, of which I am a managing director, to study the U.K. system and advise them on new approaches to valuing innovation.