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Question 12 (1 point) D Tim woke up this morning with a stomachache and decided to skip class in order to get more rest. What is the opportunity cost of Tims decision to sleep in? a) the actual enjoyment of lying in bed instead of sitting in class b) the value of attending the class he decided to miss the improvement in how he feels by getting more rest d) the level of pain he endured from the stomachache Save Question 13 ( poino The conversion of resources to satisfy wants is described as consumption.
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