___ is the sacrifice involved in making one decision over another

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Opportunity cost

Opportunity cost is the benefit, profit or value that could have been received or obtained but instead given up in favor of another alternative or course of action. Every situation has several alternatives and every resource has several alternative uses as well. Thus, every decision comes with it an opportunity cost.

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