Subjective axiology

The application of subjective axiology;

1. Investment field: Investors will evaluate the value of assets such as stocks and bonds according to their own subjective judgments, so as to make investment decisions.

2. Marketing: Enterprises will set product prices according to market demand and consumer preferences, and this price is not entirely based on the objective cost of products, but on consumers' subjective evaluation of products.

3. Human resource management: when recruiting and selecting talents, enterprises will evaluate the value of candidates according to subjective factors such as personal ability and experience and decide whether to hire them.

4. Art and entertainment industries: In these industries, the application of subjective value theory is more obvious, because people's value evaluation of art and entertainment activities is often based on personal preferences and aesthetic views.

5. Politics and social sciences: In these fields, people will evaluate the value of social phenomena and political systems according to their own values and beliefs, so as to make decisions and actions.

Characteristics of subjective axiology:

1, Subjectivity: Subjective axiology holds that the value of an article is determined by people's subjective judgment and evaluation, and different people may have different value evaluation results for the same article.

2. Variability: Because the value is determined by people's subjective judgment and evaluation, the value of the same item may change at different times, places and people's subjective evaluation.

3. Diversity: Because people's subjective judgments and evaluations are varied, the value of the same item may be different under the evaluation of different people.

4. Relativity: Subjective axiology holds that the value of goods is relative, that is, relative to the value of other goods or services.

5. Emotion: Subjective axiology holds that people's emotions and feelings have an important impact on the value evaluation of commodities. For example, people's preference for a brand may be influenced by emotional factors.

6. Personality: Subjective axiology holds that the value evaluation of commodities is individual, and different people may have different values for the same commodity.