That Which Is Seen, and That Which Is Not Seen¶
Bastiat, F. (1850). That Which Is Seen, and That Which Is Not Seen.
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Mechanisms¶
- Opportunity-Cost Prompt
- Its strength is that it costs almost nothing and counters the deep habit of judging a use of resource in isolation rather than against its best alternative — the whole meaning of opportunity cost, the seen choice measured against the unseen one it displaces.
This sourceContrasts the visible use of resources with the displaced alternative that remains unseen, capturing the logic of opportunity cost.
- Its strength is that it costs almost nothing and counters the deep habit of judging a use of resource in isolation rather than against its best alternative — the whole meaning of opportunity cost, the seen choice measured against the unseen one it displaces.
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