你的书背得真好。可惜不管用。

送交者: james_hussein_bond 于 2008-04-23, 22:49:34:

回答: the opportunity loss happens only in the following scenario: 由 Enlighten 于 2008-04-23, 22:42:00:

Anyone who is willing to take a chance at the airport is not "flying anyway." He will not be flying if there are no discount seats available - the chance of that happening is finite.

So the "opportunity loss" or "opportunity cost" is pure BS.

所有跟贴:

last time you claimed Nobel prize was BS too. - Enlighten (213 bytes) 2008-04-23, 22:56:30 (220928)
- You got it backwards. If the guy doesn't get the discount, he doesn't fly. - james_hussein_bond (47 bytes) 2008-04-23, 23:00:03 (220930)
  - if all seats were sold, of course there's not opportunity loss. - Enlighten (168 bytes) 2008-04-23, 23:04:33 (220931)
    - False premise - james_hussein_bond (337 bytes) 2008-04-24, 06:38:44 (220947)
    - you mixed up two types of consumers. - Enlighten (397 bytes) 2008-04-23, 23:15:10 (220935)
    - Gosh, you're slow. - james_hussein_bond (154 bytes) 2008-04-23, 23:10:36 (220933)

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