valorevalor

Valorevalor is a term used in value theory and applied valuation to describe a multi-dimensional measure of worth that integrates economic value with qualitative dimensions such as ethics, social impact, and ecological sustainability. The term blends the concept of value (valor) with repetition to convey layered valuation across different contexts and timeframes. Although not universally standardized, valorevalor is used in interdisciplinary work to capture the idea that an asset’s worth depends not only on price but also on broader consequences.

In its practice, a valorevalor assessment combines quantitative metrics (price, cost, utility) with qualitative indicators (equity, resilience, community well-being). It is often operationalized through multi-criteria decision analysis, dashboard scoring, or stakeholder-informed weighting, allowing comparators to reflect trade-offs beyond monetary metrics. The approach is commonly applied to non-market assets, public policy analysis, corporate sustainability reporting, and digital platforms that externalize costs or benefits.

Valorevalor has attracted interest for its potential to align economic evaluations with social and environmental objectives. Critics argue that the method is inherently subjective, data-intensive, and prone to variation in the selection and weighting of indicators, which can undermine comparability across studies. Proponents reply that explicit multi-criteria framing improves transparency and accountability when standard price alone fails to reflect real-world value.

See also: value, welfare economics, non-market valuation, multi-criteria decision analysis.