sity where he is getting a liberal arts education. What can we definitely say about Carlos' ortunity cost of staying in school would probably seem low by most people is for a short period of time in a life span, but educational attainment can never be taken away. hould stay in school. even a contest. He should join the Patriots. n his own preferences, Carlos must weigh the relative opportunity costs of staying in school or he Patriots. He should choose the option with the lower opportunity cost.

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Carlos is offered a contract as a rookie for the New England Patriots. If he accepts, he must leave
the university where he is getting a liberal arts education. What can we definitely say about Carlos'
situation?
the opportunity cost of staying in school would probably seem low by most people
Football is for a short period of time in a life span, but educational attainment can never be taken away.
Carlos should stay in school.
It's not even a contest. He should join the Patriots.
Based on his own preferences, Carlos must weigh the relative opportunity costs of staying in school or
joining the Patriots. He should choose the option with the lower opportunity cost.
Transcribed Image Text:Carlos is offered a contract as a rookie for the New England Patriots. If he accepts, he must leave the university where he is getting a liberal arts education. What can we definitely say about Carlos' situation? the opportunity cost of staying in school would probably seem low by most people Football is for a short period of time in a life span, but educational attainment can never be taken away. Carlos should stay in school. It's not even a contest. He should join the Patriots. Based on his own preferences, Carlos must weigh the relative opportunity costs of staying in school or joining the Patriots. He should choose the option with the lower opportunity cost.
I have eaten two slices of pizza costing $3 each. and am considering a third slice--also costing $3.
What dollar amount am I considering in my decision?
$6
none of these
$9
$3
Transcribed Image Text:I have eaten two slices of pizza costing $3 each. and am considering a third slice--also costing $3. What dollar amount am I considering in my decision? $6 none of these $9 $3
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