It is the Law of Value.
The best way I can explain the law of value is based on “worth.”
In accounting, the “value” of something is what someone pays for it. In non-profit accounting, many times a non-profit will have gifts that are physical items rather than cash.
When these gifts are received, the non-profit organization records the “worth” of the item. Or in other words, the market value of the item (meaning what someone would pay for the item).
That’s not how The Go-Giver defines value. It says that the value of something is really the amount above and beyond what is paid for it.
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