Incorporating Altruistic Preferences into the Theory of Consumer Choice

question 11

Multiple Choice

Incorporating altruistic preferences into the theory of consumer choice:

• A)is not possible.
• B)requires modifying the original assumptions of nonsatiation,completeness,and transitivity.
• C)is possible,but results in corner solutions.
• D)is possible without changing any assumptions.

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