In fact the idea of value based on more than money chimes with the kind of thinking around alternative economics and networked activity increasingly pointed to as the future, by people like Paul Mason.
These surprising findings called to question the idea of "value" in dopamine signals.
"Given the changes brought by the Affordable Care Act and the intent of moving away from a fee-for-service model, healthcare in the US is shifting towards the idea of "value over volume" and where reimbursement is based on quality," said Roeen Roashan, IHS analyst for consumer medical devices and digital health.
£00T is something for people to take home, to play with the idea of value in paper money.
It was in the digital age, explicitly built on webs of interaction, that the idea of value constellations took hold in business-model design.
Many scholars studying the idea of value, especially in the areas of management, marketing, operations research, and service science, derive their definitions from Zeithaml's [45] means-end model – exploring customers' perceptions of price, quality and value [16, 50, 61].
In 1994 she organised a conference on the benefits of locally sourced food in London and, decades before the idea of valuing wellbeing over gdp growth became fashionable, she coined the term the economics of happiness.
Anticipated future uses and values of the unknown are captured in the idea of "option values" (for definitions, see World Conservation Union 1980).
This, the writers point out, later became involved in the idea of the market value of uniqueness.
