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The cost of choosing

pportunity cost is an economic concept meaning that when you make a choice, you forego an alternative one. There is finite ability, money, and time. For example, you decide on a beach holiday, which means you couldn’t have gone to the mountains. Now sure, the mountains are still there, and you could go next time. But whatever happened at the beach

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