Opportunity cost.

Carolyn, O'Shea

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Opportunity cost.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other literature type 07 Nov 2011 English Journal:Australian family physician, volume 40 (issn: 0300-8495,

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Authors: Carolyn, O'Shea;

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Opportunity cost.

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Abstract

Opportunity cost and trade-off - similar concepts with slightly different meanings and definitions in different fields - are concepts that we were all probably first exposed to as a toddler. For most women however, opportunity cost and trade-off is a part of their daily lives as they try to balance their needs, including their health needs, with the demands of their families, careers and never-ending 'to do' lists.

Keywords

Costs and Cost Analysis, Humans, Female, Professional Practice, Menopause, Family Practice

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