Sentence examples for valuation scenario from inspiring English sources

Given the conglomerate structure of Smiths Group and the above development, we run a potential break-up sum of the parts valuation scenario that points to £15 valuation per share.

First, it introduces the uncertainty deriving from the stochastic nature of global warming, not as a policy attribute but as an inherent feature of the valuation scenario.

Our results suggest that stating explicitly a high probability for the occurrence of the valuation scenario can improve the goodness of fit of choice models and the consistency of choices.

The results indicate that most people would be willing to pay an entrance fee to MPAs, that is, depending of the valuation scenario proposed the mean WTP for a visit ranged from about €5 to €21 per person, and preferred environmental organizations as the most trustworthy organization type to manage the MPAs.

Improvements over seven quality attributes were separately assessed using a decomposed valuation scenario [ 11], the attributes and their corresponding measurement scales with hypothesis are downloadable as an Additional file 1.

Stated-preference surveys for the economic valuation of environmental resources typically assume no uncertainty in the hypothetical valuation scenarios.

We find substantial differences in the spatial distribution of priority areas for green infrastructure for the valuation scenarios.

For this purpose, context-rich valuation scenarios at this broad scale need to be developed which are empirically-based, policy-relevant and understandable by the general public.

To achieve so, this study designs triple-bound dichotomous choice contingent valuation scenarios, and employs multilevel interval regression to capture possible endogeneity within individuals.

This study compares two planning methods in otherwise uniformly designed valuation scenarios, the actual planning, which the public criticized as being excessively bureaucratic, and a hypothetical one in which planning procedure was described as participatory.

In this paper, this approach is illustrated in the context of a survey regarding alternative management strategies for a forest area in Central Portugal by implementing a contingent valuation experiment where an advanced landscape visualisation technique is employed to generate the visual information conveyed in the valuation scenarios.