Question

(Question):You can either go to a movie or go bowling. If you choose the movie,

(a)you will spend far more on the movie then you would on bowling
(b)you will have made the choice that has the most benefit
(c)your opportunity cost is the amount of money you pay for the movie
(d)your opportunity cost is the time and experience of bowling

Answer 1

Okay so your asking about an Econ question... fun.

What are you asking though? lol... I need clarification before being able to help.

Answer 2

Well the first line is the question and the ones under that are the possible answers. I am confused, be that are the possible answers. I am confused, because my teacher told me the one I had before was incorrect, so I am trying to figure out why and what is correct

Answer 3

Ah, okay. so the question and answers are as follows?

Question: You can either go to a movie or go bowling.

Answers:
(a) If you choose the movie, you will spend far more on the movie then you would on bowling
(b)you will have made the choice that has the most benefit
(c)your opportunity cost is the amount of money you pay for the movie
(d)your opportunity cost is the time and experience of bowling

Answer 4

Indeed.

Answer 5

Okay, that makes a lot more sense... lol

Well, do you know what opportunity cost is?

Answer 6

the cost of any activity measured in terms of the value of the next best alternative forgone

Answer 7

Exactly, and what did you put as your answer the first time?

Answer 8

I put you will have made the choice that has the most benefit, but I think it is your opportunity cost is the time and experience of bowling. I'm most likely just totally over analyzing this and confusing myself.

Answer 9

Yeah, I'm trying to figure this one out myself... and I took AP Macro Econ. I'm gonna assume it has something to do with the opportunity cost answers. I'm going to assume it's D since that sounds most like an opportunity cost answer if I've ever heard one.

Answer 10

Thank you! :)

Answer 11

Anytime!