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10 May, 13:08

A person had a choice between an apple or an orange. The person chooses the apple. What is the opportunity cost of choosing the apple?

A. There is no opportunity cost

B. The value of what was not chosen

C. The utility of the apple

D. The scarcity of oranges

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  1. 10 May, 13:18
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    The answer is very much C
  2. 10 May, 13:25
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    I'm pretty sure it is b but I am not quite sure
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