Answer:
A decision-making grid helps you to analyze what you gain and what you lose whenever you make choices. Refer to the following decision grade that analyzes the potential choices of attending basketball practice and working at an after-school job.
Explanation:
Decision-making grid:
Before constructing a decision-making grid, lets assume that the Mr. A chose to work an after-school job, so the benefits are associated with his choice whereas the opportunity cost represents the choice he could have chose i.e. attending basketball practice
Choice Benefits Opportunity Cost
One hour at Job Afford to pay his tuition fees Learn a new skill
Two hours at Job Afford a gaming console Able to achieve req.fitness
Three hours at Job Afford to buy bike Make to the team's bench
Four hours at Job Afford a good college Make to the starting lineup
Five Hours at Job Afford a car A regular with good performances
