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1 year ago

The opportunity cost of receiving a 93 on the economics exam is ______ points on the statistics exam.

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The opportunity cost of receiving a 93 on the economics exam is productive efficient points on the statistics exam.

Whst is opportunity cost?

The "opportunity cost" of choosing one course of action over another is the potential profit lost due to a missed opportunity. Add all of the potential costs together to get the opportunity cost.

The economics are the examine the productive efficient of the opportunity cost. The production of the goods are the lowest cost as possible unit cost.

As a result, the opportunity cost of the 93 are the reciving of the productive efficient.

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