Which of the following statements does NOT describe opportunity costs?   A. The interest income on uninvested funds that you could have earned, but didn't.   B. The income a person could have earned at their job instead of waiting in line to purchase the newest electronic device.   C. The rent a landlord did NOT earn on an apartment that was empty for the month.   D. The value or satisfaction a consumer gets from a product or service.

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