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Jim has compiled the following list of expenses after completing one year of col

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Question

Jim has compiled the following list of expenses after completing one year of college. Assume that Jim would be living with his parents and working if he weren't attending college. Use this information to calculate Jim's economic cost of attending college for one year.  

Tuition

$ 10,000

Dormitory room

6,000

Books and supplies

1,000

Food plan

4,000

Forgone income

22,000

Entertainment expenses

3,000

Clothing

1,000

Health insurance

          2,000                                                     

Tuition

$ 10,000

Dormitory room

6,000

Books and supplies

1,000

Food plan

4,000

Forgone income

22,000

Entertainment expenses

3,000

Clothing

1,000

Health insurance

          2,000                                                     

Explanation / Answer

Solution:

Economic cost

= 10,000 + 6,000 +1,000 + 4,000 + 22,000 = $43,000.

Economic Cost. Economic cost includes both the actual direct costs (accounting costs) plus the opportunity cost. For example, if you take time off work to a training scheme. You may lose a weeks pay of £250, plus also have to pay the direct cost of £100. Thus the total economic cost = £350.

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