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understanding of economics. Value is a subjective term – what one individual thinks represents value is
often different to that of another individual. Value can be seen as the worth to an individual of owning an
item represented by the satisfaction derived from its consumption. In broad terms, consumption in this
case does not just mean the final consumer. Value can be related to the purchase of a product which is a
gift or something used by a business for production.
Classical economists used the term
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