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What you'll pay for, even when the price tag whispers otherwise.
means The worth or importance of something, whether measured in money, usefulness, or how much it matters to you.
from From Latin 'valere,' meaning 'to be strong, to be worth,' which gave Old French 'value' — literally the feminine past participle, 'having been worth.' The same sturdy root stands behind 'valiant,' 'valid,' and 'prevail,' so at heart value is about strength: what holds up, what counts, what can carry its own weight.
latin rootFrom valere, meaning to be strong or worthy
subjectiveDiamonds outprice water despite water keeping you alive
economics splitUse-value and exchange-value rarely agree
perceivedBrands sell the same goods at triple by reputation
math tooAbsolute value strips the minus, keeping only magnitude