Suppose You Have Purchased a Non-Refundable Plane Ticket And, at the Last

Multiple Choice

Suppose you have purchased a non-refundable plane ticket and, at the last moment, you cannot take the trip.You can, however, sell the ticket.If you paid $700 for the ticket, the cost of sending the ticket to someone through overnight mail is $20, and you spend $10 on a courier to get the ticket to the post office for overnight delivery, what is the minimum you should accept for the ticket?

A) $700 because that is what the ticket cost.
B) $720 because that is the cost of the ticket and of getting it to the buyer.
C) $730 because that is the total cost of the ticket and getting it to the buyer.
D) More than $730, so that you can make a profit.
E) $30 because the $700 is a sunk cost.