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human value - перевод на Английский

ECONOMIC VALUE
Price of life; Human value; Life value; VOSL; Value of statistical life; Value of a Statistical Life; Value for Preventing a Fatality; Value for preventing a fatality; Value of a statistical life; Value of a prevented fatality; Value of a Prevented Fatality
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human value         
(n.) = valor humano
Ex: The article is entitled "Egg Timers, Human Values, and the Care of Autistic Youths".
human values         
  • The 2017 version of the [[Inglehart–Welzel cultural map of the world]], constructed by sociopolitical scientists [[Ronald Inglehart]] and [[Christian Welzel]] based on the [[World Values Survey]]
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PERSONAL VALUE, BASIS FOR ETHICAL ACTION
Value system; Ethonomics; Value systems; Value (personal and cultural); Protected values; Protected values as deontological rules; Societal values; Personal and cultural value; Value (philosophy); Total absolute value; Philosophic value; Relative value (philosophy); Total philosophic value; Philosophical value; Absolute value (philosophy); Relative value (ethics); Ethic values; Ethic value equality; Ethic value; Philosophic or ethic value; Value duration; Ethic value duration; Value intensity; Personal philosophic value; Personal value system; Personal and cultural values; Absolute value (ethics); Personal or cultural value; Relative ethic value; Total ethic value; Average ethic value; Average ethic value intensity; Ethic value average; Average value intensity; Total whole value; Ethic whole value; Valuation (ethics); Ethic valuing; Absolute ethic value; Absolute and relative ethic value; Value (ethics and philosophy); Ethic valuation; Ethic or philosophic value; Ethic or philosophic good; Ethic good; Negative ethic or philosophic value; Positive and negative value; Human values; Protected Values; Ethical value; Ethical values; Values; Social values; Cultural values; Values (philosophy); Values (ethics); Popular values; Social commitment; Value (ethics); Value (ethics and social psychology)
valores humanos (valores compartidos por toda la humanidad)
ethical value         
  • The 2017 version of the [[Inglehart–Welzel cultural map of the world]], constructed by sociopolitical scientists [[Ronald Inglehart]] and [[Christian Welzel]] based on the [[World Values Survey]]
  • issn=1948-5506}}</ref>
PERSONAL VALUE, BASIS FOR ETHICAL ACTION
Value system; Ethonomics; Value systems; Value (personal and cultural); Protected values; Protected values as deontological rules; Societal values; Personal and cultural value; Value (philosophy); Total absolute value; Philosophic value; Relative value (philosophy); Total philosophic value; Philosophical value; Absolute value (philosophy); Relative value (ethics); Ethic values; Ethic value equality; Ethic value; Philosophic or ethic value; Value duration; Ethic value duration; Value intensity; Personal philosophic value; Personal value system; Personal and cultural values; Absolute value (ethics); Personal or cultural value; Relative ethic value; Total ethic value; Average ethic value; Average ethic value intensity; Ethic value average; Average value intensity; Total whole value; Ethic whole value; Valuation (ethics); Ethic valuing; Absolute ethic value; Absolute and relative ethic value; Value (ethics and philosophy); Ethic valuation; Ethic or philosophic value; Ethic or philosophic good; Ethic good; Negative ethic or philosophic value; Positive and negative value; Human values; Protected Values; Ethical value; Ethical values; Values; Social values; Cultural values; Values (philosophy); Values (ethics); Popular values; Social commitment; Value (ethics); Value (ethics and social psychology)
(n.) = valor ético
Ex: The role of ethical values in the profession, particularly in the practice of online reference, has been misconstrued.

Определение

humano
humano, -a (del lat. "humanus")
1 adj. Del hombre o de la humanidad. Limitado a lo que es propio de la imperfección humana y no elevado por encima de ella o inspirado en principios abstractos: "Miramientos humanos. Consideraciones humanas". Se aplica como atenuante a una acción que, aunque no lícita, es disculpable por la debilidad de la naturaleza humana: "Es humano que él quiera favorecer a su hijo".
2 ("con, en") Se aplica a la persona que siente solidaridad con sus semejantes y es *benévola o caritativa con ellos: "Es humano con sus subalternos [o en sus castigos]". Afable, afectuoso, *benévolo, benigno, blando, caritativo, compasivo, comprensivo, comunicable, condescendiente, considerado, cordial, humanal, humanitario, indulgente, magnánimo, misericordioso, propicio, sensible. Humanar, humanizar. Deshumanizar, inhumano. *Amable. *Bueno.
3 m. Ser humano: "Por redimir a los humanos".
V. "género humano, respetos humanos".

Википедия

Value of life

The value of life is an economic value used to quantify the benefit of avoiding a fatality. It is also referred to as the cost of life, value of preventing a fatality (VPF), implied cost of averting a fatality (ICAF), and value of a statistical life (VSL). In social and political sciences, it is the marginal cost of death prevention in a certain class of circumstances. In many studies the value also includes the quality of life, the expected life time remaining, as well as the earning potential of a given person especially for an after-the-fact payment in a wrongful death claim lawsuit.

As such, it is a statistical term, the cost of reducing the average number of deaths by one. It is an important issue in a wide range of disciplines including economics, health care, adoption, political economy, insurance, worker safety, environmental impact assessment, and globalization.

The motivation for placing a monetary value on life is to enable policy and regulatory analysts to allocate the limited supply of resources, infrastructure, labor, and tax revenue. Estimates for the value of a life are used to compare the life-saving and risk-reduction benefits of new policies, regulations, and projects against a variety of other factors.

Estimates for the statistical value of life are published and used in practice by various government agencies. In Western countries and other liberal democracies, estimates for the value of a statistical life typically range from US$1 millionUS$10 million; for example, the United States FEMA estimated the value of a statistical life at US$7.5 million in 2020.

Примеры употребления для human value
1. When perceptions of human value have been radically altered by self–enhancement?
2. In this education–obsessed country, where academic credentials are often taken as a measure of human value, he was also something of an idiot savant.
3. With huge record companies selling millions of units that promote the acquisition of high–priced material goods as a core human value, its culture is as corporate as an office Christmas party organised by David Brent.
4. Thus, the real peace will never prosper in every corner of Sudan unless if there is transparent and good democratically governance, respect of human value, equitably distribution of resources and redress of economic and social development imbalances and transformation of Sudanese attitudes and mentality. × Watts Roba Gibia Nyirigwa a Sudanese based in Cairo – Egypt.
5. She says she describes people, like herself, as the "new working class". In contrast to this new pride among the working classes about rising living standards and higher levels of disposable income, I find that Sharon, who is clearly not a member of the new working class, revels in being what she terms "common as shit". Sharon constantly denies the possibility of differential human value and it becomes clear to me that there is, therefore, a degree of tension among working class women about the different kinds of persons that they are proud to be.