The Principle of Appraising That Considers the Amount of Value

question 2

Multiple Choice

The principle of appraising that considers the amount of value that may be added by an improvement is

• A) Substitution
• B) Anticipation
• C) Conformity
• D) Contribution

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Definitions:

Von Neuman-Morgenstern Utility Function

A utility function that accounts for the existence of risk and uncertainty, allowing for the calculation of expected utility.

Wealth

The total value of all assets owned by an individual, community, company, or country, minus any liabilities.

Probability

A measure of the likelihood that a specified event will occur, expressed as a number between 0 and 1.

Expected Utility Hypothesis

A theory suggesting that individuals choose between risky or uncertain prospects by comparing their expected utility values.