Roscoe and Bruxie can both produce Chicken and Waffles. Roscoe’s is in LA county and Bruxie’s is in Orange county. It takes Roscoe 5 minutes to make a waffle and 20 minutes to prepare chicken. It takes Bruxie 10 minutes to make a waffle and 20 minutes to prepare chicken. What is Roscoe's opportunity cost for making a waffle?
| a. |
1/4 Chicken |
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| b. |
4 Chickens |
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| c. |
1/3 Chicken |
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| d. |
1/4 Waffle |
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| e. |
1/3 Waffle |
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| f. |
1/8 Chicken |
Ans) the correct option is a) 1/4 chicken
Roscoe's opportunity cost for making a waffle = 5/20 chicken = 1/4 chicken
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