Answer is d: the value of next best alternative forgone.
opportunity cost is the value of next best alternative that you forgo when you make a choice. For example if you have $1000 and there are two possible choices you can make. either lend it to your friend for a year or save it in a bank at a rate of 10 Per cent per annum. Then if you choose to lend this $1000 to your friend, the opportunity cost of making this choice is the next best choice that was available to you i.e. earning 10% interest on $1000 which is equal to $100.
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