Suppose the president is attempting to decide whether the federal government should spend more on research to find a cure for heart disease. What is the opportunity cost of spending more money to find a cure for heart disease? A. The monetary value of a human life. O B. The reduction in funding for research to cure other diseases. O C. The total explicit cost of the research to cure heart disease. D. The reduction in future health-related costs of heart disease. E. The cost of the Medicare/Medicaid program. How should policymakers determine the amount of money that should be allocated for research curing heart disease? They should base their decision on A. the number of people who have heart disease compared to the number of people who have other diseases. B. the number of people who die from heart disease compared to the number of people who die from other diseases. O C. the value of the total benefit of the research on heart disease. D. the value of the total benefit of research on curing other diseases. E. whether the last dollar devoted to research on heart disease results in more benefit than the last dollar spent on research for curing other diseases