A seen cost refers to the costs that are easily identifiable and measurable, while an unseen cost refers to the hidden or indirect costs that are not readily visible. An example of a seen cost could be the purchase price of a product, while an example of an unseen cost could be the environmental impact of its production or transportation.
Seen cost refers to the direct and observable expenses or costs associated with a particular decision or action, while unseen cost refers to the indirect or hidden expenses or costs that may not be immediately apparent. For example, a seen cost would be the price of purchasing a new car, while an unseen cost could be the increased expense of insurance, maintenance, and depreciation over time.
