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Which of the following would be an opportunity cost of going to college?

A. Salary you might earn if you choose to have a job

B. Interest that would be earned in saving the money instead of spending on tuition

C. Amount of money incurred for day to day living whether you attend college or not

D. All except option C

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Which of the following should not be considered an opportunity cost of attending college?

 

a. money spent on living expenses that are the dame whether you attend college or not. 

b. lost salary. 

c. business lunches. 

d. interest that could have been earned on your money had you put the money into a saving account instead of spending it on tuition. 

e. opportunities sacrificed in the decision to attend college. 

Which of the following should not be considered an opportunity cost of attending college?

A. Money spent on living expenses that are the same whether or not you attend college

B. Lost salary

C. Business lunches

D. Interest that could have been earned on your money had you put the money into a savings account instead of spending it on tuition

E. Opportunities sacrificed in the decision to attend college

Which of the following should not be considered an opportunity cost of attending college?

  1. Money spent on living expenses that are the same whether or not you attend college
  2. Lost salary
  3. Business lunches
  4. Interest that should have been earned on your money had you put the money into a savings account instead of spending it on tuition.
  5. Opportunities scarified in the decision to attend college.

 

 

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