<prompt> Hlalosa mohopolo oa monyetla litšenyehelo.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the concept of opportunity cost. . Response in English: Opportunity cost is an economic concept that refers to the cost of an alternative or the next best option that is given up when a decision is made. Its the value of the choice that you did not choose, and is often understood as the trade-off of making a particular decision.For example, if you decide to spend an hour studying for an exam instead of going to a movie with friends, the opportunity cost of studying would be the enjoyment and relaxation that you would have experienced if you had gone to the movie.In a more broad sense, opportunity cost applies to more than just decisions about time, it applies to all decisions including financial ones, where it is the cost of the foregone investment opportunity. For example, if a person decides to invest in stock A instead of stock B, the opportunity cost of this decision would be any potential returns that could have been gained from stock B if it had been chosen instead of stock A.Opportunity cost is an important concept to consider when making decisions, as it highlights the value of the alternatives that are given up and can help to make more informed choices. . Response in Sesotho: Monyetla oa litšenyehelo ke mohopolo oa moruo o bolelang litšenyehelo tsa mokhoa o mong kapa khetho e latelang e molemo ka ho fetisisa e fanoang ha ho etsoa qeto. Ke boleng ba khetho eo u sa e khethang, me hangata e utloisisoa e le khoebo ea ho etsa qeto e itseng. Ka mohlala, haeba u etsa qeto ea ho qeta hora u ithuta bakeng sa tlhahlobo ho e-na le ho ea filiming le metsoalle, monyetla oa litšenyehelo tsa ho ithuta e tla ba thabo le boikhathollo tseo u ka beng u bile le tsona haeba u ne u ile baesekopong. Ka kutloisiso e pharaletseng haholoanyane, litšenyehelo tsa menyetla li sebetsa ho feta liqeto tse mabapi le nako feela, li sebetsa liqetong tsohle ho kenyeletsa le tsa lichelete, moo e leng litšenyehelo tsa monyetla oa ho tsetela pele. Ka mohlala, haeba motho a etsa qeto ea ho tsetela setokong sa A ho e-na le setokong sa B, litšenyehelo tsa monyetla oa qeto ena e ne e tla ba phaello leha e le efe e ka beng e fumanoe setokong sa B haeba se ne se khethiloe ho fapana le stock A. Monyetla oa litšenyehelo ke o taba ea bohlokoa eo u ka e nahanang ha u etsa liqeto, kaha e totobatsa bohlokoa ba mekhoa e meng e fanoeng me e ka thusa ho etsa liqeto tse nang le tsebo. 