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A consumer must decide between purchasing a new television or a new computer. If the consumer chooses the television, then what...Question
A consumer must decide between purchasing a new television or a new computer. If the consumer chooses the television, then what is the opportunity cost of this decision?(1 point)
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The opportunity cost is the difference between the benefit from purchasing the television and the benefit from purchasing the computer.
The opportunity cost is the difference between the benefit from purchasing the television and the benefit from purchasing the computer.
The opportunity cost is the difference in price between the television and computer.
The opportunity cost is the difference in price between the television and computer.
The opportunity cost is the consumer's benefit from purchasing the computer.
The opportunity cost is the consumer's benefit from purchasing the computer.
The opportunity cost is the consumer's benefit from purchasing the television.
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The opportunity cost is the difference between the benefit from purchasing the television and the benefit from purchasing the computer.
The opportunity cost is the difference between the benefit from purchasing the television and the benefit from purchasing the computer.
The opportunity cost is the difference in price between the television and computer.
The opportunity cost is the difference in price between the television and computer.
The opportunity cost is the consumer's benefit from purchasing the computer.
The opportunity cost is the consumer's benefit from purchasing the computer.
The opportunity cost is the consumer's benefit from purchasing the television.
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The opportunity cost is the consumer's benefit from purchasing the computer.