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2016
The concept and measurement of values undergoes continued development and change. Yet several issues persist. Are people aware of their values, or are values unavailable to conscious awareness? Shouldvalues be measured directly because people can articulate them, or indirectly because people have no access to them? Can these views be reconciled?
Cieciuch, Jan, Schwartz, Shalom H
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The concept and measurement of values undergoes continued development and change. Yet several issues persist. Are people aware of their values, or are values unavailable to conscious awareness? Shouldvalues be measured directly because people can articulate them, or indirectly because people have no access to them? Can these views be reconciled?
Cieciuch, Jan, Schwartz, Shalom H
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The Design Journal, 2019
The everyday expression, ‘herding cats’ comes to mind when attempting to communicate the meaning of design in terms of ‘value’, ‘values’ and ‘valuing’.
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The everyday expression, ‘herding cats’ comes to mind when attempting to communicate the meaning of design in terms of ‘value’, ‘values’ and ‘valuing’.
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Financial Analysts Journal, 1988
a dividend discount model (DDM) is but a small part of the security pricing story. An examination of the relation between DDM expected returns and 25 equity attributes, using multivariate regression and data from over 1000 stocks during the mid-1982 to mid1987 period, reveals whether certain equity attributes tend to be favored by DDM models.
Kenneth N. Levy, Bruce I. Jacobs
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a dividend discount model (DDM) is but a small part of the security pricing story. An examination of the relation between DDM expected returns and 25 equity attributes, using multivariate regression and data from over 1000 stocks during the mid-1982 to mid1987 period, reveals whether certain equity attributes tend to be favored by DDM models.
Kenneth N. Levy, Bruce I. Jacobs
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Poem, 2015
Values are — as the word suggests — the things in life that we most value. Whilst our opinions blow with the wind and our attitudes change over time, our values and beliefs tend to remain fixed throughout our lives.
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Values are — as the word suggests — the things in life that we most value. Whilst our opinions blow with the wind and our attitudes change over time, our values and beliefs tend to remain fixed throughout our lives.
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International Journal of Game Theory, 2003 We prove here the existence of a value (of norm 1) on the spaces ′N A and even ′A N, the closure in the variation distance of the linear space spanned by all games f∘μ, where μ is a non-atomic, non-negative finitely additive measure of mass 1 and f a real-valued function on [0,1] which satisfies a much ...
Jean-Francois Mertens, Abraham Neyman
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The Bottom Line, 2013
PurposeThe paper's aim is to provide insights into issues encountered in maintaining library technologies and electronic collections on a limited budget and with limited personnel.Design/methodology/approachThe paper uses real‐world experiences and evidence from the body of literature to provide commentary on the importance of clearly defined missions ...
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PurposeThe paper's aim is to provide insights into issues encountered in maintaining library technologies and electronic collections on a limited budget and with limited personnel.Design/methodology/approachThe paper uses real‐world experiences and evidence from the body of literature to provide commentary on the importance of clearly defined missions ...
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Journal of Health Communication, 2008
Nearly a century ago in 1913, Frederick Gates challenged the Rockefeller Foundation's board at its first meeting: “If science and education are the brain and nervous system of civilization, health ...
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Nearly a century ago in 1913, Frederick Gates challenged the Rockefeller Foundation's board at its first meeting: “If science and education are the brain and nervous system of civilization, health ...
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2015
In February 2009, as the magnitude of the aftermath of the financial collapse of 2008 was becoming chillingly clear, the New York Times ran a story headlined, “In Tough Times, the Humanities Must Justify Their Worth.” It remains one of my favorites in the “crisis of the humanities” genre, and I think it deserves a separate treatment here, for three ...
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In February 2009, as the magnitude of the aftermath of the financial collapse of 2008 was becoming chillingly clear, the New York Times ran a story headlined, “In Tough Times, the Humanities Must Justify Their Worth.” It remains one of my favorites in the “crisis of the humanities” genre, and I think it deserves a separate treatment here, for three ...
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‘Value, values and valued’: a tripod for organisational ethics
Journal of Medical Ethics, 2021Public benefit corporations are National Health Service, that is, state, entities whose function to provide healthcare in discharge of public duties. If we regardvalue as the output of such organisations, it seems logical to connect the values of the organisation to thevalue produced by such organisations. But, on closer examination there are competing
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