Which of the following costs is an explicit cost for you? You hire a worker who could have received the same wage working for your competitor. You decide to use an extra room for your business that you could have rented out to your neighbor. You spend your time running your own business even though a large corporation offered you a generous contract. You raise cattle on your family-owned farm even though you could sell your land to a developer.

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Kaleb Schwartz

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14 May, 01:32

Which of the following costs is an explicit cost for you? You hire a worker who could have received the same wage working for your competitor. You decide to use an extra room for your business that you could have rented out to your neighbor. You spend your time running your own business even though a large corporation offered you a generous contract. You raise cattle on your family-owned farm even though you could sell your land to a developer.

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Kallie Mcbride · Answer 1

Answer: Option A

Explanation: Explicit cost refers to those payments that are directly made to others for running the business course. These are usually those cost which are unavoidable and includes rent, wage etc. Thus hiring and paying a worker is an explicit cost.

All other options are examples of implicit or opportunity cost.

Hence the correct option is A.