market values
What things cost
Market values are the prices assets would fetch in open exchange between willing buyers and sellers.
The term appears in real estate, finance, and accounting: The market value of the house exceeded the asking price.
In the plural, market values can also refer to the priorities of commerce—profit, efficiency, competition—sometimes with disapproval: Critics argue that market values have corrupted education.
- going ratePrevailing cost for something
- asking priceSeller's stated amount
- worthDegree of importance
- blue chip stocksShares in financially solid corporations
- economySystem of trade and production
pricing · benchmarking · appraisal · costs · bottom line · commerce · equity · rates · liquidity · supply and demand · asset · trade · appreciation · offers · exchange rate · ethics · reputation · prestige
- pricing guidesblue book, Kelley Blue Book, list prices, sticker prices
- philatelystamps, postage stamps, stamp collecting, mint stamps, album
- collectibles auctionsauction catalogs, auction houses, auction listings, auction prices, lot numbers
- numismaticscoin collecting, coin, coinage, coin collections, rare coins
- bronze collectingbronze sculptures, bronze figurines, bronze busts, limited editions, artist signatures
market valuesintrinsic value
Worth independent of circumstance
book value · inherent worth · cost basis · replacement cost · face value
market valueshuman values
Shared ethical priorities
spiritual values · community values · family values · traditional values · moral values
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