Wiktionary
a. 1 (&lit good value English) 2 (context UK Australia idiomatic slang English) friendly; easy-going. 3 (context UK Australia idiomatic slang English) funny; witty.
Wikipedia
Good Value: Reflections on money, morality and an uncertain world is a 2009 book by Stephen Green, the Chairman of HSBC, written in response to the banking crisis.
He describes the book as "a journey of unfinished exploration" and suggests that deep personal and corporate values are essential for a sustainable revival of business. He suggests that "We need to be able to look ourselves in the mirror and ask two questions about our role in the global bazaar: how is what I am doing contributing to human welfare? And why am I specifically doing it?"
Usage examples of "good value".
The cat gave just as good value as he had for the woman, rubbing against his shirt front and scrubbing her head against the back of his hand.
He bore with Miss Avery as with Crane--because he could get good value out of them.
Let's now explore Hogan's second factor--the moral judgments needed to develop a good value system of your own.
Our own ship's acceleration is so high, we can get a good value for our travel time by assuming that we travel in a straight line and ignoring everything else.
My out-of-pocket expenses are eight hundred and ninety sequins for the hull, which I consider good value.
For his taste, Constantine's did not supply good value for the money they charged.