You have $10 to spend at the concession stand at the movies. The popcorn is $6, chocolate is $3, gum is $3, candy is $5, and the soda is $4. You really want popcorn, chocolate, and a soda, but you cant afford all 3. You decide to buy the popcorn and a soda. Which of these would be your opportunity cost?

OPPORTUNITY COST

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You have $10 to spend at the concession stand at the movies. The popcorn is $6, chocolate is $3, gum is $3, candy is $5, and the soda is $4. You really want popcorn, chocolate, and a soda, but you can’t afford all 3. You decide to buy the popcorn and a soda. Which of these would be your opportunity cost?

A	Popcorn
B	Chocolate
C	Gum
D	Candy

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ECONOMICS (CBSE/UGC NET)

ECONOMICS

OPPORTUNITY COST