Another group of participants voiced strong rebuttal to these perspectives, arguing the abhorrence of policy grounded in subjective valuations of prospective parents or children.
YES's valuation, Dolan said, "was a fantasy in somebody's mind, with assumptions that weren't grounded in any other valuation we've ever seen".
Ultimately, the latest developments in venture capital are pushing the market back toward where it should be — with valuations grounded in real numbers rather than pie-in-the-sky projections.
This is often conducted by using formal economic valuation methods grounded in neoclassical economic theory, although noneconomic techniques may also be applied.
Conjoint Analysis (CA) is a valuation technique grounded in random utility theory [ 2] and mathematical psychology [ 3] to understand what people value and what drives them to choose one set of alternatives over another when faced with competing choices [ 4].
Patients may have greater insight into the content of health state descriptions, and therefore, patient-based utility valuations may be grounded in a better understanding of the health states.
Goldman, by contrast, tends to be more systematically focused on managing its risk, and because it is more active in modeling, trading and hedging its portfolios, its valuation measures would be more strongly grounded in market pricing.
The future return is equal to the current dividend yield, plus dividend growth, plus or minus any change in valuation.
A thorough grounding in human neuroscience plus interpersonal skills are considered prerequisites for scientific advancement and ethically sound practice.
These huge swings in valuation have consequences.
That is at least in valuation.
