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    This document contains Micah V. Arguson's responses to two questions. For the first question about the opportunity costs of dolomite sand in Manila Bay, Micah argues that the 300 million peso budget could have been better spent on COVID-19 pandemic relief instead of beautification. For the second question on costs and benefits of continuing education this year, Micah identifies costs such as added student stress, parents taking on the role of teachers, and ineffective learning, but notes that continuing education allows students to stay safe at home and not delay graduation.

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    What Do You Think Are The Opportunity Costs of Putting Dolomite Sand in The Manila Bay?

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    Micah Villanueva Arguson
    This document contains Micah V. Arguson's responses to two questions. For the first question about the opportunity costs of dolomite sand in Manila Bay, Micah argues that the 300 million peso budget could have been better spent on COVID-19 pandemic relief instead of beautification. For the second question on costs and benefits of continuing education this year, Micah identifies costs such as added student stress, parents taking on the role of teachers, and ineffective learning, but notes that continuing education allows students to stay safe at home and not delay graduation.

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    1. What do you think are the opportunity costs of putting dolomite sand in the Manila
    Bay?

    - I think the opportunity cost is the budget itself that allocated in the beautification of the
    Manila bay, that 300 million can be more useful if they just add that up in the budget of the
    COVID 19 pandemic. I know that we shouldn’t be focus in the pandemic and every project has
    an allocated budget but that money shouldn’t be put in waste just by using it to put the dolomite
    in the Manila Bay, that money is in million so it means that it is a big money. Also, if they want to
    enhance the beauty of the Manila bay, they should just use the allocated budget for the cleaning
    up the Manila Bay. They should utilize it appropriately because as we seen in the news this past
    few days the dolomite was just washout because of the typhoon and the garbage are all over
    the place.

    2. What are the costs and benefits of continuing the education this school year?
    - The cost of continuing the education this year is first, it adds up the stress of the student
    specially those student that aren’t privilege enough. Those student that needs to work just to
    buy load for the online class or to buy gadgets that they can use to in their study. Second, the
    parents are the one who’s learning instead of their child specially if they have a kid in the grade
    school, commonly they are the one who’s doing the task for their child. Third, the students aren’t
    learning at all, they are just submitting what is needed. And I think that is not the kind of
    education that we deserve.
    One of the benefits of continuing the education this school year is that we are safe at
    home. And despite this pandemic, the school year aren’t going into waste and students will not
    be delay in their graduaton.

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