An Intangible Cost Is One That Cannot Be Reasonably Quantified

question 130

True/False

An intangible cost is one that cannot be reasonably quantified, such as productivity losses caused by low employee morale.

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Definitions:

Principal

The original sum of money borrowed in a loan or the initial amount of money invested, excluding any interest or gains.

Simple Interest

A method of calculating interest whereby it is applied only to the principal amount, not including any previously earned interest.

Deposit Maturity

The end of a deposit term at which point the deposited funds plus any accrued interest are available to the account holder.

Deposit Date

The specific day on which funds are placed into an account.