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If a Consumer Prefers Basket a to Basket B and Basket

Question 130

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If a consumer prefers basket A to basket B and basket B to basket C, then the consumer also prefers A to C. This assumption is called:

A) completeness.
B) transitivity.
C) nonsatiation.
D) rationality.

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