The Opportunity Cost of Owning and Using a Firm's Capital

question 228

Multiple Choice

The opportunity cost of owning and using a firm's capital is defined as the capital's

• A) variable cost.
• B) fixed cost.
• C) economic depreciation.
• D) nonpayment depreciation.
• E) explicit cost.

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Achievements

Accomplishments or successes that are achieved through effort, skill, or courage.

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