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vlada-n [284]
3 years ago
7

Billy's job is 5 miles away. He can either ride the bus for $3.00 a day or drive his very old

Social Studies
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Snezhnost [94]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Personal Opportunity Cost - Spare non drive time sacrifised

Social Opportunity Cost - Fuel efficiency (high pollution), Road Traffic (Congestion issues).

Explanation:

Opportunity Cost  is the cost of next best alternative, foregone while choosing an alternative. Bill can commute either by bus, or by self drive.

If Bill drives his car, opportunity cost for him is - the spare time sacrifised, that he could have used while car drive in some other activity (eg reading, listening music).

Opportunity Cost for society is - the fuel utilisation & road traffic management  efficiency sacrifised, by using private instead of public transport. This leads to more pollution, more congestion on roads.

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