All of these questions showcase the slippery issue of valuation.
Nevertheless, the valuation of these benefits is necessary to justify a suitable investment policy and a limited number of studies exist on the subject of the economic valuation of environmental benefits.
It is important to note that the amount of loan is subject to property valuation by the lenders.
In addition, relying on a public participation mechanism subjects the valuation of experts to that of the public; the ecological service in question must benefit from broad societal demand, otherwise its conservation would not be supported, even if conservation experts believe it is of high value (Klimek and others 2008).
This sentence, in the context of the axiological sources of human rights, can be read as an unambiguous assigning of humans into the realm of beings not subject by their nature to any type of valuation.
This "stated preference" approach, attributed to Davis (1963), is most commonly applied and known from contingent valuation, the subject of thousands of published papers.
Time limits are related with the perceived amount of uncertainty at the moment of valuation, which is our focal analysis subject.
Phenomena such as transvaluation, value merging, and value conflict are able to be explained in terms of the basic doctrine that the mode of valuation is determined by the character of a subject's affective response in a value context.
It was easy to imagine the couple, in better times, out on the emerald bay together, in the boat whose valuation became a subject of argument at their divorce hearing, in 2001.
With value, reviewer opinions may also provide a source of prior information about the underlying worth of an object, consequently biasing the subject's valuation.
In a computational account of valuation [ 33], sensory information about an object is considered inherently uncertain, forcing the subject to make inferences (e.g., Bayesian) from available information in the environment.
