Professor Jeff Reimer answers the question, "What is an Opportunity Cost?" This is the sixth video in our series: The Oregon State Dictionary of Applied Economics. The series is designed to help high school and college economics students to properly understand and use economic terms and concepts. We will be publishing new videos, and defining new terms, every two weeks.
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