Most Students Attending College Pay Tuition and Are Unable to Hold

question 241

Multiple Choice

Most students attending college pay tuition and are unable to hold a full -time job. For these students, tuition is

• A) not part of the opportunity cost of going to college. Neither are their forgone earnings from not holding a full-time job.
• B) part of the opportunity cost of going to college. Their forgone earnings from not holding a full-time job are not part of the opportunity cost of attending college.
• C) not part of the opportunity cost of going to college, but their forgone earnings from not holding a full-time job are part of the opportunity cost of attending college.
• D) part of the opportunity cost of going to college. So are their forgone earnings from not holding a full-time job.

Comprehend the significance of correctly balancing the federal budget and its implications for the national debt.

Understand the relationship between fiscal policy decisions (expenditures and tax policies) and their impacts on recessionary or inflationary gaps.

Understand the difference between programmed and nonprogrammed decisions.

Comprehend the stages within a decision-making model.

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