monetary value
collocation in Englishmeaningsofmonetaryandvalue
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monetary
adjective
uk/ˈmʌn.ɪ.tri/us/ˈmɑː.nə.ter.i/
finance & economics
relating to the money in ...
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value
noun
uk/ˈvæl.juː/us/ˈvæl.juː/
the amount of money that can be received ...
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(Definition ofmonetaryandvaluefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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He put themonetaryvalueof these violations at $500,000.
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Themonetaryvalueof the vegetables harvested is higher than the money invested by the plot owner.
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Finally, we attach amonetaryvalueto the health impact figures (see table 1).
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Treatment is considered efficient if the benefits derived, valued in monetary terms, exceed themonetaryvalueof the costs.
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Indeed, the paper embodies the narrator himself and thus the capacity for narrative and emotional meaning where rags had onlymonetaryvalue.
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Obviously, not everybody could regularly sell a beast and, besides itsmonetaryvalue, keeping stock was also significant in other spheres of social life.
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In this figure we plot themonetaryvalueof psychic costs.
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We discounted these earnings at a yearly rate of 3 percent to the presentmonetaryvalue.
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Ideally, one would like to know themonetaryvalueequivalent to the utility that ejidos derive from standing forest.
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Comparing themonetaryvalueof subsidies versus tariffs, or procurement policies versus low-interest loans, is extremely tricky.
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With themonetaryvalueof the voucher, their own contributions and, in some cases, additional family contributions, they pay the full fees.
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As is normal in the case of environmental valuation, biophysical aspects and measures are the main obstacle to the application of amonetaryvalue.
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Would the greatermonetaryvaluealter our moral assessment?
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Ideally, one would prefer an actualmonetaryvaluefor the environmental benefits offered by a given piece of land.
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Attempts to put amonetaryvalueon leisure time or unpaid household production suffer all those familiar difficulties.
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That is why people find it inappropriate and even immoral to talk about themonetaryvalueof, for example, natural wonders and human organs.
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Themonetaryvalueof saving a high-risk youth.
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Due to methodological problems, no attempt was made to place amonetaryvalueon the social costs and benefits of caregiving.
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Moreover, they have approximately the same expectedmonetaryvalue.
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