Margaret is the logistics coordinator at MAP Law, where she organizes lawyers' travel arrangements for client work. One of the lawyers, Joseph, is trying a case in Atlanta, 500 miles from the office. His travel options are to either fly or drive. The hotel arrangements in Atlanta have already been made. Here are the travel costs Margaret has estimated for each option: Drive Mileage reimbursement ( 1,000 miles total, at $0.53 per mile) Meal reimbursement ( 3 days total, at \$42/day) Fly Flight ( $280 round trip) Meal reimbursement (2.5 days on travel status, at \$42/day) Parking at airport (\$90) In the end, Joseph decides to drive because he's excited about his new car, plus, he thinks the firm owes him for having suffered too many poor flights on previous trips. What is the opportunity cost to the firm for Joseph's decision? Opportunity cost Will these opportunity costs show up on the firm's financial statements