Opportunity costs are

A) objective because they can always be put in monetary terms.
B) objective because specific things are given up when making a choice.
C) subjective because each person decides the value of the foregone alternative.
D) subjective because it is impossible to put a monetary value on foregone alternatives.


C) subjective because each person decides the value of the foregone alternative.

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