Quantifying indirect and intangible costs and benefits in a Cost-Benefit Analysis can be challenging due to their non-physical nature and the difficulty in assigning a monetary value to them. These costs and benefits are often subjective and can vary greatly depending on the perspective of the individual or organization. Some of the challenges include determining the monetary value of intangible items like customer satisfaction, brand reputation, or employee morale. Overcoming these challenges requires a combination of methods such as market valuation, shadow pricing, and contingent valuation. It's also important to use special software and conduct thorough research to ensure accurate calculations.
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