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The opportunity cost rate is only applicable if you as an investor actually have an alternative investment to compare. If you are making a decision about a single investment, the opportunity rate concept does not apply.
True or False
Opportunity cost is the cost related to return of a foregone option which is lesser than the return on selected option.
Opportunity cost can even be applicable if I am not investing my money and letting it remain idle because the value will be depreciating due to factors like inflation so it can be said that even after I am taking decision about a single investment, there are other opportunities for investment of that money so it can be said that the opportunity rate will be applying even if I am taking decisions about a single investment and there will always be opportunity forgone for investing that money into the the single investment.
The given statement is FALSE
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