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Welcome! I changed the title to better reflect your question. Regarding homework questions please read this https://economics.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/1465/economics-se-policy-on-homework-questions. Have you consulted a textbook on labor economics?
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Think about opportunity costs, if you get a  job with a  value of 0.3 and you accept it, you are missing on later finding a more valuable job.
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Job Search and the Investment Problem
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# Job Search and the Investment Problem

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I don't know what to take as the cost of accepting the job. Kindly guide me through deciding how to frame the equation.

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> **username_1**: Welcome! I changed the title to better reflect your question. Regarding homework questions please read this https://economics.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/1465/economics-se-policy-on-homework-questions. Have you consulted a textbook on labor economics?  
> **username_2**: Think about opportunity costs, if you get a  job with a  value of 0.3 and you accept it, you are missing on later finding a more valuable job.  

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