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Business, 20.09.2019 06:00 thesavagefatima

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what is the opportunity cost in the following scenario?
to finish furnishing her new apartment, carlisha needed a couch, a table, and a new stereo system to replace her old stereo system. the couch she wanted cost $350, the table cost $100, and the new stereo system was $200. she had $500 to spend. she decided to buy the couch and the table, and keep her old stereo system.
a. couch b. table c. new stereo system d. old stereo system

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