why must the opportunity cost of a decision always be something desirable?

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Which statement is true of an opportunity cost?

A. It is the least desirable alternative given up as the result of a decision.

B. When making a decision, every trade-off is an opportunity cost.

C. Every decision has at least two opportunity costs.

D. Every ordinary decision we make involves an opportunity cost.