Multiple Choice
A rational consumer who prefers one apple to two oranges,and two oranges to one orange,
A) must prefer two oranges to one apple
B) must prefer one apple to one orange
C) must prefer two oranges to two apples
D) must be indifferent between two oranges and two apples
E) might prefer one orange to one apple
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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