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If someone drank a six pack beer ($10) everday for ten years what would the opportunity cost be relative to putting that same money in a stock fund earning 7%

If someone drank a six pack beer ($10) everday for ten years what would the opportunity cost be relative to putting that same money in a stock fund earning 7%
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If someone drank a six pack beer ($10) everday for ten years what would the opportunity cost be relative to putting that same money in a stock fund earning 7%

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uhhhhhh probably 70 idek tbhhh iā€™m sorry
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