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It is obviously the rate if interest , if we hold money we forgoing the interest rate that could have been earned if it were put in the bank. The opportunity cost is the next best activity forgone, it is something we forgone to gain another so if we wanted to hold money in hand we are losing the interest rate.
Ans: b). Rate of interest.
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What is the opportunity cost of holding money?
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