[TylerE]

If it's indirect that's not intrinsic. That's what intrinsic means the opposite of.

[AnneOminous]

No, it isn't. "Intrinsic" means "belonging to a thing by its very nature."

The "value" here isn't "indirect". Only the method of measurement.

This is economics, not quantum physics. The method of measurement (as long as it is rational and consistent) does not change the value being measured.