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Best alternatives while choices are made

Opportunity costs, which are the values of the: (i) monetary costs of goods and services. (ii) best alternatives sacrificed while choices are made. (iii) minimal budgets of families upon welfare. (iv) hidden charges passed upon to consumers. (v) exorbitant profits created by greedy entrepreneurs.

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