Opportunity Cost for Econ Homework
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We know that iron cost $50/unit (ton), and to make the switch from B-C we will be losing 6 units of iron. When you multiply that out, the company will lose $300. But since they are moving from B-C they are increasing thier steel production by 4 (going from 6 units to 10). SInce the company needs to make up that money that they lost in not producing iron, they need to charge a price for each unit of steel which will get them back to $300. Since there is 4 units, we divide $300 by 4.
janczakj 3 years ago