scarcity value
noun[CorU]
ECONOMICS,FINANCEukustheincreasedvalueof something when there is not much of itavailable:
There is noscarcityvalueyetin thestock.
Examplesofscarcity value
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Misprints, promotional comic-dealer incentive printings, and issues with extremely low distribution also generally havescarcityvalue.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The first isscarcityvalue.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The basic problem is that if people ignore thescarcityvalueof the commons, they can end up expending too much effort, over harvesting a resource (e.g., a fishery).
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Furthermore,scarcityvaluecan still attract consumption in the teeth of such abundance since many reissues are published in limited editions.
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The presence of the transfer cost of water and thescarcityvalueof water are crucial to the outcomes of the model.
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This greater population density will in turn accelerate environmental degradation and raise thescarcityvalueof the open access resource.
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Those that are so placed are usually sold by merchants who target aficionados and professionals, for they have ascarcityvalue.
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The tax is dynamic because it is a function of the growingscarcityvalueof the remaining rainforest stock.
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As a result, their prices are calculated based on the costs of delivering and storing water as opposed toscarcityvalue.
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Moreover thescarcityvalueof the forest stock will be increasing over time if its initial value exceeds the infinite stream of marginal non-timber benefits a (i. e.
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