Extraction Costs of a Nonrenewable Resource Include the

question 218

Multiple Choice

Extraction costs of a nonrenewable resource include the

• A) cost of removal from the ground only.
• B) cost of removal from the ground plus the cost of preparation for sale.
• C) cost of removal from the ground, the cost of preparation for sale, and the cost of not being able to extract and sell the resource in the future.
• D) cost of removal from the ground plus replanting costs.

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Definitions:

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Reuptake

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