Question #298546

Give an example of an opportunity cost that an accountant might not count as a cost. Why


would the accountant ignore this cost

Expert's answer

When money does not change hands, the opportunity cost does not apply. Because money does not change hands, an example of this is the employer's opportunity cost for a different job. This cost would be overlooked by the accountant because no cash flow has happened to affect the balance sheet.


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