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What is the opportunity cost of seeing a movie?

A. Price of the ticket

B. Price of ticket and popcorn you buy

C. Total cash spent on seeing the movie and value of your time

D. None of the above

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a. the price of the ticket.

b. the price of the ticket plus the cost of any soda and popcorn you buy at the theater.

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