Natale is a skilled theater artist. She is offered a job as a manager in a bank with an annual salary of $30,000, and she has a fixed monthly expense of $2,000 However, getting theater projects is challenging due to competing with the other skilled and competitive artists causing her to, on average, solot projects that result in an annual salary of $18,000 per year. Which of the following statements is not true? OA The opportunity cost of working as a manager is that of working as a theater artist OB. The opportunity cost is higher when working as a theater artist OC. Working as a bank manager is the feasible option considering non-wage attributes equal ze OD. The net benefit of working as a theater artist is negative $12,000 Natalie finds a theater project that pays $2.500 per month and it is assumed that her non-wage atributes are zero, using cost-beneft analysis her net benefit is S

Natale is a skilled theater artist. She is offered a job as a manager in a bank with an annual salary of $30,000, and she has a fixed monthly expense of $2,000 However, getting theater projects is challenging due to competing with the other skilled and competitive artists causing her to, on average, solot projects that result in an annual salary of $18,000 per year. Which of the following statements is not true? OA The opportunity cost of working as a manager is that of working as a theater artist OB. The opportunity cost is higher when working as a theater artist OC. Working as a bank manager is the feasible option considering non-wage attributes equal ze OD. The net benefit of working as a theater artist is negative $12,000 Natalie finds a theater project that pays $2.500 per month and it is assumed that her non-wage atributes are zero, using cost-beneft analysis her net benefit is S

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