Difference between revisions of "Opportunity Cost"

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The price of a lost opportunity.  In economic terms, this often translates as time that could have been spent acquiring money or the knowledge to gain money.
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Opportunity Costs are the price of a lost opportunity.  In economic terms, Opportunity Cost is wasted time that could have been spent acquiring money or the means to gain money.

Revision as of 21:18, February 10, 2007

Opportunity Costs are the price of a lost opportunity. In economic terms, Opportunity Cost is wasted time that could have been spent acquiring money or the means to gain money.