If an individual receives utility from enjoying the view of a mountain range, that mountain range is said to provide indirect user value to the individual.

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Indirect user value refers to the intangible benefits that an individual receives from the natural environment, such as aesthetics, supporting ecosystems, or cultural heritage. Enjoying the view of a mountain range is an example of indirect user value.

If an Individual Receives Utility from Enjoying the View of a Mountain