What is value creation?

Question 1: What creates value? Similar to this question is whether nature participates in value creation. Farmers naturally participate in the production process after transplanting rice seedlings in paddy fields. If you can't wait to harvest before the ear ripens, you will get basically worthless straw for firewood. But if you let nature finish its process, you can get high-value rice. Some people say that when nature participates in the production process, it is equivalent to participating in the process of value formation. This is influenced by Marx's objective value judgment. Marx's labor theory of value takes socially necessary labor time as an objective measure of value, which is actually not feasible, because labor is too complex, too diverse and too changeable, and socially necessary labor time, or human labor units with homogeneous standards, is unattainable. The practice of socialist countries also tells us that measuring value and reward by the amount of labor will inevitably lead to the subjective will of leaders: if the leaders have the final say, labor will stand aside! (Finding the objective scale of value and labor belongs to Hayek's theory ―― the fatal conceit of reason) The development of western classical economics has made a major breakthrough in the theories of Adam, Smith and Ricardo, that is, it has broken through their objective axiology, established their subjective axiology and laid a solid foundation for the theory of market economy. This theory is simple, practical and explanatory. The basic problem to be solved by market economy value theory is exchange rate. This ratio depends on the negotiation between the two parties to the transaction, that is, on their own subjective determination. If they can negotiate a deal, then the value has been decided and realized. If an article does not enter the transaction (market), it will no longer be in the field of vision (category) of economic research. Individuals' judgments on the value of the same item are very different, and the subjective value of the same item in different situations is also very different. Market prices can be formed because of competition. Everyone wants to sell their own goods and realize their own value, so they try to be cheaper than others. Price is the product of temporary compromise (temporary truce agreement) under this competitive game. Once the production cost of someone's goods is reduced a lot (the same is true when the cost rises), new competition will inevitably occur, and the original temporary truce agreement will be replaced by a new temporary agreement, resulting in new prices; Or once there is a new demand for this commodity (the demand can be expanded or reduced), the trading (negotiation) situation will also change, and the temporary truce agreement (market price) will also change. So, is cost an objective value standard? No, it's just the supplier factor that affects the price, and the other party that forms (establishes) the value-the demand is the equally important party that determines the value quantity. The relationship between supply and demand determines value, in fact, it is better to say that transaction determines value, or that personal subjective evaluation determines value. For example, when the first person mastered the glass production technology, the seasonal raw materials (including mineral deposits) that were almost worthless in the past became more valuable because the skilled individual changed the value judgment of the corresponding raw materials. The change of commodity value often begins with the change of personal subjective value judgment. Some people say that transaction creates value, which is more reliable, more explanatory, more convincing and more feasible than labor creates value. Back to your question, does the older the wine, the greater the added value? But when you meet someone who likes to drink new wine, you can't sell it; If you meet someone who likes to drink old wine, you can put it up and sell it at a good price. More people like to drink old wine, and this value agreement (price) can be relatively stable. In the final analysis, the value basis is the subjective evaluation of goods by both parties to the transaction. Of course, you can say that other people's subjective evaluation is also objective to me. The value agreement reached by others is an objective fact for the third party. It is precisely because of numerous transaction negotiations based on subjective value evaluation that a relatively objective and stable price phenomenon has been formed.

Question 2: What do you mean by creating value and generating value? With its unique charm, attracting many thoughtful people to explore the value of life is a very complicated theoretical problem and a very important practical problem. Correctly understanding and evaluating the value of life is of great practical significance for us to create a valuable life.

"Value" is a concept of social practice, which comes from people's needs. Whether something is valuable depends on whether it can meet people's social needs and how members of society evaluate it. People give positive comments on those things that can meet their own needs, and give negative comments on the contrary. As Marx said: "Universal values come from the relationship between children and external things that meet their needs", which includes two aspects: one is that external things meet people's needs, and the other is that people evaluate external things that meet their needs.

Since a person is a real person, he can't live without society for a moment, and his value should be reflected in the process of his relationship with society. History and reality show that a person's dignity, significance and honor are closely related to his responsibility and contribution to society. Only those who work hard for the happiness of society and people will gain lofty value among the people.

Everyone's ability is big or small, and his position is high or low, but as long as he tries his best to shine and work hard in his post, he can also make a big difference. Soldiers fighting in the front line of Laoshan take "I lost one, and one billion people are happy" as their values. They know that "there is no happiness without dedication" and "there is no light under the bright moon without the sacrifice of soldiers, and there is no family reunion of hundreds of millions of people." Therefore, when the motherland and people need to dedicate themselves, they show how calm and calm. All those who advocate "human nature is selfish", all those who compete for fame and gain and trample on the happiness and life of others will feel ashamed of themselves before this selfless value. This is the life values of most people in our society.

Question 3: What is the simplest labor that can create value?

Others, such as very simple things, can increase their value and explore their value after reprocessing and taking a deep bite.

Question 4: What is the ability to create value?

For enterprises, valuable things are mainly reflected in these three aspects: improving economic benefits; Low operational risk; Enhance development potential

Question 5: What is the value creation theory? The theory of value creation holds that anything created is valuable.

Everything is a valuable creation.

Question 6: What is the simplest value-creating labor? For example, a very simple thing can increase its value and explore its value after people's reprocessing and further processing.

Question 7: What is the relationship between value creation and value distribution? This is a * * * relationship. Without value creation, there is no value distribution;

Similarly, the level of value distribution depends on how much value is created.

Question 8: What does value creation orientation mean? Product production or service provision should be oriented to the characteristics of market demand and consumer demand?