If a farmer decides to allocate more land for growing coffee instead of wheat, what is the opportunity cost?

Question

If a farmer decides to allocate more land for growing coffee instead of wheat, what is the opportunity cost?
		The increase in coffee production
		The decrease in wheat production
		The total output of both coffee and wheat
		The value of the next best alternative foregone when growing more coffee

GPT 3.5 · Answer

The opportunity cost in this situation would be the decrease in wheat production. This is because by allocating more land for coffee, the farmer is giving up the opportunity to produce more wheat on that land.