Investing in Stocks or Higher Degree
You have got $20,000 which you are thinking of either investing in shares of some company, or you can invest this money in getting a higher degree in a good university.
If you invest in stocks, then your opportunity cost would be higher degrees and a higher salary because of the degree. But if you invest in a higher degree, then your opportunity cost would be the profit gained from those shares.
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