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Reasons for failure to implement the balanced scorecard effectively include all except which of the following?
Intangible Assets
Assets that lack physical substance but possess value, such as patents, trademarks, and copyrights, recognized in financial accounting.
Straight-Line Amortization
A technique for evenly distributing the expense of an intangible asset throughout its lifespan.
Technological Feasibility
The extent to which a proposed technology or solution can be successfully developed and implemented based on current technological capabilities.
Franchise Costs
Expenses incurred for acquiring and starting a franchise business, which includes initial franchise fees, marketing, and start-up costs.
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