You can either go to a movie or go bowling. If you choose the movie,

you will spend far more on the movie then you would on bowling

you will have made the choice that has the most benefit

your opportunity cost is the amount of money you pay for the movie

your opportunity cost is the time and experience of bowling

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Stella Wu

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9 January, 21:07

You can either go to a movie or go bowling. If you choose the movie,

you will spend far more on the movie then you would on bowling

you will have made the choice that has the most benefit

your opportunity cost is the amount of money you pay for the movie

your opportunity cost is the time and experience of bowling

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Jaylyn Heath · Answer 1

Answer: The Answer is D.) your opportunity cost is the time and experience of bowling

Explanation: Why it is NOT B or C is because,

Rationale: Second best. Opportunity cost is the experience you might have had if you had chosen your next-best option. In this example, the opportunity cost is the experience of the activity you did not choose - bowling.