Social Studies, 04.02.2020 14:55 falmujaahid026

Which best describes an opportunity cost?

accepting an opportunity to do something else when making an economic decision
giving up an opportunity to do something else when making an economic decision
accepting an opportunity to accomplish something else when making an economic decision
giving up an opportunity to increase prices when making an economic decision

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