Spanish
valor extrínseco Something of value in terms of usefulness as a means of achieving something else.
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Examples for "extrinsic value"
Examples for "extrinsic value"
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The greater the breadth of the range, the more extrinsic value you find in option premium.
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But actually we need to conserve these reactions for their extrinsic value, as spurs and correctives.
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It has extrinsic value, however, as illustrating the Duke's thoughtfulness for others in the last hours of his life.
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To accurately track and predict extrinsic value, you need to adjust the method for calculating volatility for the underlying stock.
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The portion attributed to volatility might be accurately named " extrinsic value." This is the portion of an option's OTM premium beyond pure time value.
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An instrumental value then has the intrinsic value of being a means to an end.
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But this apotheosis denial of its fundamentally instrumental value.
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In the case of the babysitting co-op, the solution is simple-printmore coupons, until they return to having a purely instrumental value.
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The distinction coincides with that sometimes made between intrinsic and instrumental values.
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This is a question which can be asked only about instrumental values.
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With respect to that, they are means, or instrumental values.
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This brings us to the matter of instrumental values-topicsstudied because of some end beyond themselves.