Suppose you spent all day yesterday studying for your economics exam. Instead, you could have done one of these things, in this order of importance to you:1. Mowed your neighbors’ lawns, earning $100.2. Gone to the beach, which you value at $50.3. Stayed home, slept late and then watched TV, valued at $25. What was the opportunity cost of spending the day studying?
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