Question

question 9 1 pts the opportunity cost of buying a ticket to a major league baseball game and then going to the game is the price of the ticket. the time spent at the game. all other alternative activities that could have been undertaken. the next best alternative that could have been undertaken.

Explanation:

Opportunity cost is the value of the next - best alternative forgone. When you buy a ticket and go to a baseball game, you give up the next most valuable activity you could have done instead. It's not all alternative activities (too broad), not just the time (ignores other resources), and not just the ticket price (ignores non - monetary costs).

Answer:

the next best alternative that could have been undertaken.