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Here are the costs of going to college: tuition $5,000; A. $16,200
books $200; housing $1,000; food $1,000; lost income from
work $10,000. Studying and work are equally desirable in
your mind. Suppose that you could live at home at no cost
to you if you worked, but must live on campus if you go to
school. What is the total opportunity cost to you of going
to school rather than working?(Food costs the same at
school or home.)
A. $16,200
B. $7,200
C. $5,200
D. $15,200
You are considering renting a car for the weekend. It costs b- $60
$200 for the car plus $0.20 per mile(including gas).
Suppose you have already rented the car for the week and
then add the 300mile addition to your trip. Now what is the
cost of the journey?
A. $100
B. $60
C. $260
D. $0
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You are considering renting a car for the weekend. It costs A. $10
$200 for the car plus $0.20 per mile(including gas). If you
decide to take a detour that adds 50 miles above the 300
miles, what is the cost of the detour?
A. $10
B. $70
C. $270
D. $200
You can drive to campus, take a bus, or walk. Driving costs c. $2
you $1/mile in gas and maintenance, the bus costs $1 for
unlimited distance, and walking is free but involves a
disutility equivalent to$1/mile. If you live 2 miles from
campus and are a rational decision-maker, what is your
reservation price for a bus ticket?
A. $0
B. $1
C. $2
D. $4
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