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Opportunity cost

Introduction to Microeconomics

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They missed opportunity cost on the quiz. Tonight each one talks it through with a tutor. Tomorrow you see who finished and who is still stuck.

  1. 1

    You assign it

    Opportunity cost. First-year micro. Due before class.

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    Opportunity cost

    Introduction to Microeconomics

    Due before class18 studentsRequired
  2. 2

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    Saturday. You can work a shift and take home $80, or go to a concert. The ticket is $40. If you go to the concert, what did it cost you?

    Student

    My answer: $120, ticket plus wages you skip
  3. 3

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    Who finished, who is stuck, what they scored.

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    Introduction to Microeconomics · 12 students
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    Sat the hour

    11/12

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    2

    Assigned

    12

    A. Ivanova
    85
    J. Chen
    90
    M. Okafor
    55needs support
    S. Weber
    60needs support
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Opportunity cost
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Saturday. You can work a shift and take home $80, or go to a concert. The ticket is $40. If you go, what did it cost you?
A hundred and twenty. The ticket and the wages I gave up.
M
Why count the wages if you never handed them to anyone?
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