How Can Impacts Be Monetised?

Volker Then (volker.then@csi.uni-heidelberg.de), Christian Schober (christian.schober@wu.ac.at), Olivia Rauscher (olivia.rauscher@wu.ac.at) and Konstantin Kehl (konstantin.kehl@zhaw.ch)
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Volker Then: Heidelberg University
Christian Schober: WU Vienna University of Economics and Business
Olivia Rauscher: WU Vienna University of Economics and Business
Konstantin Kehl: ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences

Chapter Chapter 8 in Social Return on Investment Analysis, 2017, pp 229-284 from Palgrave Macmillan

Abstract: Abstract This chapter addresses depicting quantified impacts on monetary units. This is probably the most controversial part of SROISROI analyses. Can the actual value of the effect of a service or product be found beyond its valuationValuation on a market? Can, or indeed, should, impact be predominantly or completely monetised? If you have chosen to perform an SROI, the answer to the latter question is probably yes.

Keywords: valuationValuation; costsCosts; impactsImpact; Life satisfactionLife Satisfaction; dataData (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-71401-1_8

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