If the More-Is-Better Principle Holds,two Different Consumption Bundles Can't Be

question 48

Multiple Choice

If the more-is-better principle holds,two different consumption bundles can't be equally attractive unless:

• A) they contain the same amounts of each good.
• B) the consumer is unable to rank both bundles.
• C) as the consumer gives up some of one good, the consumer is given more of the other good.
• D) they each cost the same amount to purchase.

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