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Opportunity cost
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying opportunity-cost. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 2739479-035 : Among advisers who saw an earnings effect, the attributed cause shifted from direct expense to opportunity cost between 2012 and 2015, with opportunity cost references rising from 9 percent to 32 perc
- 3782216-029 : Maintaining a full reserve is too expensive to be efficient, because every unit of reserve value backing the currency must be held liquid or arbitrage attacks become possible, and liquidity forgoes in
- 3799320-036 : The opportunity loss from having reputation slashed grows as the network grows, because a larger network means more competition for the reputation tokens that determine fungible salary shares.
- 3808859-018 : Open source contribution is governed by a cost-benefit calculation rather than pure altruism: the volunteer's opportunity costs of forgone paid work must be offset by satisfaction, autonomy, peer reco
- 3995709-001 : Modern code review imposes substantial hidden costs because developers spend an average of six hours per week reviewing others' changes and are forced to switch away from their own work, creating an o
- 4734750-001 : Modern code review is expensive not only in direct reviewer time but in opportunity cost, because developers spend an average of six hours per week reviewing other people's changes and must switch awa
- 6421319-009 : Opportunity cost, the cornerstone of neoclassical rationality, approaches zero across a widening domain because an additional unit of sophisticated intelligence costs essentially nothing to produce an
- 6607458-002 : Generalizing equilibrium existence to endogenous possibility spaces yields a different equilibrium object, a profile of generation functions rather than a price vector and allocation, different coordi
- 6607458-007 : When alternatives are generated rather than given, opportunity cost changes its referent: it becomes the foregone quality of generative capacity under a different allocation of computational resources