hedonic
hedonic
Definition
he·donic (hē dän′ik)
adjective
- having to do with pleasure
- Rare of hedonism or hedonists; hedonistic
Etymology: Gr hēdonikos < hēdonē, pleasure < base of hēdys, sweet
hedonic
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- pricing: Methods include contingent valuation, hedonic pricing, the travel cost method and a variety of experimental approaches.
- model: The Method The Halifax index uses the hedonic regression model to estimate the price of the " typical " house.
- function: This explains the absence of almost all sensory characteristics in the hedonic price function.
- study: Very few hedonic pricing studies have been undertaken in the UK but two recent studies have produced some promising results.
- baseline: My good moods, above my hedonic baseline, perpetuate themselves despite negative experiences.
- approach: Methods alternative to the hedonic approach may be required to estimate the amenity value of climate.
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