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Match each scenario describing an individual's work situation with the correct monetary opportunity cost of one additional hour of their free time.
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A student works part-time and currently earns a wage of €30 per hour. Suppose the student receives a promotion, and their new wage is €35 per hour. In the same week, they also receive a one-time scholarship payment of €100. What is the new opportunity cost for the student of taking one additional hour of free time instead of working?
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An individual is offered a promotion that increases their hourly wage. As a result, the opportunity cost of taking an hour of leisure has decreased.
The 'Price' of a Break
An individual can choose between different combinations of daily free time and consumption, as shown in the table below. Their potential daily income is based on a constant hourly wage for a 24-hour day.
Combination Free Time (hours/day) Consumption (€/day) A 14 300 B 16 240 C 18 180 D 20 120 Based on the data, what is the opportunity cost for this individual of taking one additional hour of free time?
Variable Opportunity Cost
An employee earns €20 per hour for the first 8 hours of work per day and €30 per hour for any additional hours worked. If this employee has already worked 9 hours today, what is the opportunity cost of their next hour of free time?
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