Suppose a farmer is currently producing 50 bushels of corn and 10 bushels of peanuts. According to the table below, the opportunity cost of 10 additional bushels of peanuts is Peanuts Corn (Bushels) (Bushels) 0 55 10 50 20 42 30 28 40 0   A. impossible to determine from the information given. B. 50 bushels of corn. C. 8 bushels of corn. D. 42 bushels of corn.

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Opportunity Cost Analysis

Opportunity cost refers to the loss of potential benefits when choosing one alternative over another. It is the tradeoff a person makes, or the potential gains they miss out on, because of their choice. To analyze opportunity cost, we must consider the benefits and tradeoffs of each available option.