Graduation Versus Salary
A person named X is currently working in a company and drawing some salary. X is getting an option to do the graduation for 2 years, but for that, he/she must leave his/her job.
If he/she doesn’t go to graduation, the opportunity cost will be a higher degree plus the additional salary that he/she might get because of this degree. On the other hand, if he/she opts for the job, then the opportunity cost will be 2 years’ salary that has to be foregone.
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Opportunity cost examples that provide an outline of the most common Opportunity Cost.
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