To Find the Opportunity Cost of Producing One More Unit

question 173

Multiple Choice

To find the opportunity cost of producing one more unit of any product while on the production possibilities frontier requires

• A) setting the amounts of the two products equal to each other.
• B) setting the change in one product equal to the change in the other product.
• C) dividing the amount of the product forgone by the amount of the product gained.
• D) subtracting the change in the product whose production increased from the change in the product whose production decreased.
• E) None of these describe how to find opportunity cost.

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Definitions:

Physical Count

The actual tallying of inventory goods a company has on hand to verify stock levels and assess the need for adjustment in accounting records.

Ending Inventory

The total value of goods available for sale at the end of an accounting period, calculated by adding purchases to beginning inventory and subtracting cost of goods sold.

Cost Of Goods Sold

Expenses directly tied to the production process of goods a company markets.

Beginning Inventory

The value of goods available for sale or use at the start of an accounting period, carried over from the preceding period.