The reasons which make the temporary or market value of things depend on the demand and supply, and their average and permanent values upon their cost of production, are as applicable to a money system as to a system of barter.
A market value is natural or unnatural according as it does or does not conform to a certain standard, and this ultimate standard itself is the cost of producing the several kinds of goods.
Can we then say that 'market value' (as determined by free competition) corresponds to our notion of what is ideally just?
Any fluctuations in the value of money metals, necessarily affecting the relation of market price to market value, will be treated under standards of price in Chapter X.
In actual practice in various states of the Union assessed valuation often falls as low as one-third or even one-fifth of a fair estimate at market value.
The silver bullion for these coins was purchased at market value, and the privilege theretofore granted to a depositor of silver bullion to have it coined for him was repealed.
Silver bullion was then declining in market value.
Its intrinsic value, if any, was problematic, but it did have a market value.
In the opinion of the banker it had abundant intrinsic value, but since it did not have a market value on the stock exchange, he did not feel justified in inviting criticism from the Banking Department by relying upon his judgment.
To do so would be to rely upon their judgment, and some little bank examiner would report that the bank had loaned on collateral that had no market value.
Or he will settle his contract with B by paying him the difference between the market value at the time of delivery and the price at which he agreed to sell.
It is because the government is pledged to redeem this class of paper with coin that it has a market value.
The confidence we have in the promises of the government to redeem in coin is all that makes treasury notes pass current, or gives them a market value.
In business to-day, wherever there is a rental, it is capitalized, has a market value, is bought and sold.
The labor having a market valuebecause of a large number of well-known alternate uses, can be diverted to a particular use only on condition of a definite payment.
The fundamental principles of market value cannot be changed by a trust; a selling monopoly can affect price only as it affects supply or demand.
Market value is a social fact; price is determined by the bidding of men under the existing social and political conditions.
The Rule of Market Value A third method of interpreting exchange equivalence is based upon the concept of value.
Whoever controls these will control the market value of the land itself.
Answering to this twofold value is a twofold exchange, private exchange, which regards use value; and commercial exchange, which is founded on market value.
Not only are they valuable at home, but they are an article of commerce, and have a market value.
I accepted and bought a pair of shoes with the money, which shows that these things have a market value.
If you pluck fowls for market it will interest you to know that feathers have a market value.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "market value" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
