implicit cost is a key differentiator of accounting and economics cost. true/false
An implicit cost is any cost that has already occurred but is not necessarily shown or presented as a separate expense. It represents the opportunity cost that arises when a company allocates internal resources to a project without any explicit compensation for resource use. This means that when a company allocates its resources, it always gives up the opportunity to make money from using resources elsewhere.
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