valuation technique
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valuation
noun[C or U]
uk/ˌvæl.juˈeɪ.ʃən/us/ˌvæl.juˈeɪ.ʃən/
the act of deciding how much money something might be sold for or the amount of money ...
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technique
noun[C or U]
uk/tekˈniːk/us/tekˈniːk/
a way of doing an activity that ...
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An appropriate non-marketvaluationtechniqueis required to estimate the welfare impacts of each management alternative.
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This would require use of avaluationtechniquefor services whose markets fail, or one of the techniques advocated by the authors mentioned in the introduction.
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To call a thing a mere matter ofvaluationtechniquewhereas it is really calling a freehold a leasehold, seems to be stretching the modesty of expression beyond endurable limits.
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A simplified version of thisvaluationtechniqueis the binomial options model.
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For anyvaluationtechnique, it is important to look at a range of forecast values.
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Where they exist, valuation techniques would use market prices since market prices are supposed to convey the consumers' valuation of the benefits accruing to them.
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It is only through monetary valuation techniques that a full appreciation of this hypothesis can be secured.
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Economic valuation techniques can be used to measure the benefits associated with environmental conservation projects and nature tourism activities.
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A variety of valuation techniques to capture these values have been developed for cost-benefit analyses of the environmental impacts of projects and programmes.
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By doing this they would have highlighted the limitation of valuation techniques in capturing some of the ecosystem services of wetlands.
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First, valuation techniques have been widely applied in the developing world, far more so than might be thought.
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Estimating the non-marketed benefits of the protection of the wetland requires the use of stated preference valuation techniques.
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In such cases, basing the entire case for the conservation project on contingent valuation (survey) studies and questionable valuation techniques may meet with skepticism from both academic and political circles.
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Decisions are usually made by the households to meet these needs, and can be elicited using both the direct (willingness-to-pay) and indirect (ability-to-pay) economic valuation techniques.
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While this problem may be corrected to some extent by using a shadow wage rate, the second issue demands application of public valuation techniques to know individuals stated preferences.
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His research focuses on international corporate finance, advanced valuation techniques, and long-horizon financial management.
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Level 3 is the most unobservable of the levels and indicates use of valuation techniques and data that may not be verifiable.
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In general, simulation methods are preferred to other valuation techniques only when there are several state variables (i.e. several sources of uncertainty).
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Specifically, they will be calculated in monetary terms, using one or more valuation techniques, or in physical terms.
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Level 1, the highest on the hierarchy, indicates assets/liabilities with the most transparent and tangible valuation techniques.
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