Definitions for "Opportunity costs"
Costs of lost money-making opportunities (and potentially higher income) incurred when we make a decision to invest our money in a particular way.
The value of opportunities forgone because of an intervention program.
The difference in the performance of an actual investment and a desired investment adjusted for fixed costs and execution costs. When not all desired trades can be implemented. Most valuable alternative that is given up.
Involve forgoing possible benefits that may occur if a retailer could make expenditures in another opportunity rather than the one chosen.
the notional costs, difficult to quantify, of undertaking one activity rather than another; for example, the project team and other staff involved, as well as materials and equipment, could all have been used in different ways to benefit the institution during the project period.
Keywords:  line, set
Opportunity line Opportunity set