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A car's real cost is its opportunity cost. Opportunity cost is determined by

A car's real cost is its opportunity cost. Opportunity cost is determined by
A) the prices of the goods that are compliments to a car.
B) the price of the car.
C) relative prices.
D) wealth.

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