The intangible value of an asset is not relevant to managing risks because there is no way to quantify its value in terms of monetary value during a risk assessment. true false

True. The intangible value of an asset is not relevant to managing risks because there is no way to quantify its value in terms of monetary value during a risk assessment. During a risk assessment it is difficult to quantify then intangible value of a product. Because there isn't much purchase data on something that is intangible, the only way to know is through surveying to see what the consumer believes they "took out" of using that product.