...This article addresses the difficulties that the phases of economic evaluations give rise to in theory and practice. It provides a brief outline of the meaning of economism — as a term and a concept — and then explores the issues that are related to the measurement and monetary valuation...

... be used to purchase a house but not a car. The chapter also considers whether the financialization of the economy “has helped to monetize more of the world.” It finds instead unexpected limits to monetary valuation. In the contemporary over-the-counter derivatives market, for instance, participants often...

... monetary valuation” (DMV). However, DMV remains tethered to a monetary conception of environmental value and fails to address problems of democratic procedure, such as the strategic abuse of political power, which can produce problematic environmental inequities. The overriding argument presented...

... this “capabilities approach to valuation” from traditional economic valuation as well as deliberative monetary valuation, explaining how it overcomes limitations in each. It then proposes a two-step process for valuing the changes in environmental quality that policies produce by separating the process of “value...

... domain satisfactions DS family Ferrer‐i‐Carbonell A satisfactions Van Praag B M S welfare age diseases general satisfaction GS illnesses incomes monetary valuation of illnesses ‘full‐income’ concept leisure life economics finances medical changes in health monetary value of Culyer T...

... monetary nominalism monetary valuation monetary debasement Carolus Molinaeus Charles du Moulin Sir John Davies Renerus Budelius Gilbert v. Brett (1604), ¹ commonly known as the Case of Mixt Monies (and referred to here as ‘the Case...