Depends on how you look at it, yes and no.
Actual cost (real cost): Are those which are actually incurred by the firm in payment for labor, material, plant, building, machinery, equipment ,etc. Opportunity cost: The opportunity cost is the opportunity lost. An opportunity to make income is lost because of scarcity of resources like land, labor, capital etc., or the making of one decision over another decision.
how is opportunity cost measured {Finding the value of the best options that is not chosen.}
In the economical term opportunity cost means the best next alternative forgone
It depends on the situation if the opportunity cost is lost only once througout the whole project life then it will be charged once in that year but if opportunity is lost for every year of the project then this cost will be charged to every year till the end of project so it should be dealt according to the timing of opportunity arises.
Opportunity Cost
It depends on the opportunity cost. Opportunity cost is anything that you could do instead of something else. In this situation, it would mainly be money lost to time lost. Which is more important to you?
Opportunity Cost: if you are doing any work and getting money at 10$ per hour for seven hour then if you stop working and start watching cricket match then you lost those 70 $ by watching that cricket match so at that moment opportunity cost of watching match is 70 $ for you which you lost due to cricket match.
Opportunity cost is the cost that an opportunity presents. The opportunity benefit is the benefit of the opportunity that is being presented.
A Lost Opportunity was created in 1889.
Opportunity Cost
Opportunity cost means that there is an opportunity to get something in a lower cost. __by Alondra Rico
The main opportunity costs for going to college are time and money. However, there are also cases where someone may lose the opportunity to start a business or launch a product. If they wait, it may be too late and the opportunity completely lost.