value system; a person's or culture's standards regarding what is important in life

to have value; to be worth something; valuable

The utility of a commodity that satisfies a specific human need, such as food for nourishment or fuel for energy; usable value.

(idiom) worth a multiple of several cities; invaluable; extremely precious

In Marxian economics, the value created by a worker that exceeds their cost of labor, which is appropriated by the capitalist

The study of the nature of values and value judgments, such as those found in ethics, aesthetics, and religion. religion.

In economics, the amount of labor inherent in a commodity; the quantity of socially necessary labor required to produce a good.

Systematic method to improve the value of goods or products and services by using an examination of function.

The income or economic benefit generated from ticket sales for films, plays, or other performances.

equal value; par value

nominal value; the value of an asset or currency that is expressed in face value rather than adjusted for inflation or other factors

the value of a commodity or commercial goods

the usefulness or utility of something in a real-world context

the net value of a company according to its financial records, calculated as total assets minus total liabilities

the emotional benefit or value provided by someone or something; often used to describe how well a partner or brand provides emotional comfort or positive feelings

Criteria used to judge the importance or newsworthiness of an event; typically measured by factors like influence and prominence.

nominal or stated value of a financial instrument such as a banknote, bond, or check

The circulating value of a stock, influenced by its face value, dividends, interest rates, and market supply and demand; distinct from price

medicinal value; the value of a substance for medical use

the monetary worth or value of assets and property

the value of an asset according to its balance sheet account balance

the monetary value of a company or individual's assets

the ratio at which one type of commodity or service is traded for another; the quantitative value of a good expressed in terms of other goods

The amount by which the value of an item is increased at each stage of its production or distribution

valorization; the process of increasing the value of capital, especially in Marxist economic theory

The way a commodity's value is expressed through another commodity in a trade, also known as [[交换价值|交換價值|jiao1 huan4 jia4 zhi2]].

the fixed value of an item used as a standard for exchange or lending

values; value system; the shared belief of members within a culture regarding how things should be prioritized and valued

The economic principle in Marxian economics stating that the value of commodities is determined by the socially necessary labor time required for their production; it regulates the exchange of goods and the distribution of labor within a society.

A network of activities including design, production, marketing, and logistics that add value to a product or service.

the estimated worth of an asset or liability in an accounting context; sound value

the award or title given to the best performing player in a sports league or tournament

An economic theory which proposes that the value of a commodity is determined by the amount of labor required to produce it.