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Business, 25.09.2021 15:40 otblilbro

Suppose you arrive at supermarket A expecting to pay Rs. 200 for an item, but learn that a supermarket B one kilometer away from A is charging Rs.

100 for it.

a. Would you go to supermarket B and buy it? (04 Marks)

b. What is the opportunity cost of your decision?

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