What is the present value at opportunity cost?
Opportunity cost is the rate of return on a risk free asset.
e.g, If your friend owes you $100 and says he or she will give it back to you after an year.
But if you invest $100 today at risk free rate of 3% you could get $103 after an year. By lending $100 to your friend, you gave up your opportunity cost of $3
Present Value of opportunity cost = C/(1+R)T
where C is cash flow
R is rate of interest
T is no. of years
So, Present Value of opportunity cost = 3/1.03
= 2.91
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