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If you have a degree in "ECONOMICS" (is this supposed to be shouted?), I would have expected you to have a better grasp on opportunity cost. Who cares if I have been a member for three years before leaving a comment? I joined the forum so that I could gain permission to see links...

A hybrid of Middle English and Black English Vernacular?...How droll. Opportunity cost is not profit. Profit is calculated by total revenue minus opportunity cost (or the alternative returns forgone by using the chosen inputs, i.e. the 1.5 cubit spinner wheels.) Instead of writing it as...

I thought "opportunity cost" was the cost incurred from doing one kind of business rather than another. I have never heard it described as "profit".