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an increase in oppourtunity cost is rasing of chicken and rice.
Trade-off uses the gun's and butter decision while opportunity cost is the most desirable alternative insted of the gun's and butter decision :)
Trade-off uses the gun's and butter decision while opportunity cost is the most desirable alternative insted of the gun's and butter decision :)
the increased opportunity costs in tourism
Because when one produces one product, the opportunity cost of the other product increases. The concave represents the increasing opportunity cost with the production of a good.
an increase in oppourtunity cost is rasing of chicken and rice.
Trade-off uses the gun's and butter decision while opportunity cost is the most desirable alternative insted of the gun's and butter decision :)
Trade-off uses the gun's and butter decision while opportunity cost is the most desirable alternative insted of the gun's and butter decision :)
Trade-off uses the gun's and butter decision while opportunity cost is the most desirable alternative insted of the gun's and butter decision :)
the increased opportunity costs in tourism
2/3 of a gun (80 guns/120 tons of butter = 2/3 opportunity cost of butter; meaning that is what you willing to pay for an extra ton of butter). In order to find the opportunity cost of guns, you would divide 120/80=1.5)
Because when one produces one product, the opportunity cost of the other product increases. The concave represents the increasing opportunity cost with the production of a good.
it is a sacrifice that one has to make between the alterntive he or she chooses to the next best alterntive
Increase as more tanks are produced.
Opportunity cost is the cost that an opportunity presents. The opportunity benefit is the benefit of the opportunity that is being presented.
Opportunity cost of doing homework increases as you spend more time doing it because of the time you are allocating for it. You can be accomplishing something else.
Opportunity cost increases when the options for utilizing resources become more valuable or scarce. This forces decision-makers to forgo more valuable alternatives, resulting in an increase in opportunity cost. Additionally, as the value of competing choices rises, the potential benefits that could have been gained from the next best alternative also increase, leading to a higher opportunity cost.