The opportunity cost of an airplane flight:
a. differs across passengers only to the extent that each traveler pays a different airfare

b. is identical for all passengers and equal to the number of hours a particular flight takes.
c. differs across passengers to the extent that both airfares paid and the highest valued use of travel time vary.
d. is equal to the cost of a bus ticket, the next best form of alternative transportation to flying.


c

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