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Originally Posted by bradster57
The opportunity cost is a sliding scale too. The dealership offers the beetle for $30k and a customer would never buy a beetle for $30k. If the customer would only pay $10k for a beetle, that is the real opportunity cost.
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Just because a $7500 Rolex is only worth $75 bucks to you, it doesn't make it's market value that. It is worth what the
intended customer is willing to pay.