For every decision you make, there is a trade-off.

The statement, "for every decision you make, there is a trade-off" is true. In economics, this is referred to as opportunity cost. This trade-off consists of other outputs where you can utilize your time and effort that you are currently using for the task you chose. For example, if you decide to go to a friend's house for dinner, you trade-off this time and do not perform other activities, such as playing video games or studying for school.