“If you hadn’t gone to dinner with your friends, you would have stayed home and
watched television.” It follows that
a. watching television is the opportunity cost of having dinner with your friends.
b. the price of having dinner with your friends is more than the price you would have
had to pay to watch television.
c. the opportunity cost of having dinner with your friends is lower than the opportunity
cost of watching television.
d. it is less costly to watch television than to have dinner with your friends.
Politicians will usually
a. prefer to discuss means rather than ends.
b. prefer to discuss the issues in specific terms rather than in general terms.
c. not like to be perceived as either an extreme “right-winger” or an extreme
“left-winger.”
d. refer to their opponents as “middle-of-the-roaders.”