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Suppose there are two identical gold bars that you own. The only difference between them is...

  1. Suppose there are two identical gold bars that you own. The only difference between them is how you acquired them. One bar was won as a prize, the other you purchased.
    1. What is the difference in the cost of retaining ownership in the two bars? Explain. (hint: recall the distinction between accounting and opportunity costs).
    2. Will there be any predicted difference in the use of the bars? Explain.
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1 oppurtunity cost of gold bar that I won is less since i will not sell it. it shows my talent. So I will never use it in any other use. On the other hand the gold that I purchased could be sold and the resulting money can be used for other purpose

2 As said above the piece that I won will be mostly used as a piece of my achievement and will be thus shown to other people. However the gold hat I purchased will be used for personal use or will be sold so that I can use the resulting money in other uses

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