The Opportunity Cost to a Consumer Who Smokes Cigarettes Consists

Multiple Choice

The opportunity cost to a consumer who smokes cigarettes consists of the

A) costs imposed on others who inhale second-hand smoke.
B) products that the consumer could have bought instead of cigarettes.
C) amount of cigarette taxes paid by this consumer.
D) cost of complementary products such as lighters, ashtrays, and cigarette holders.