Information About Preferences Is Ordinal If

Multiple Choice

Information about preferences is ordinal if:

A) the information tells us something about the intensity of the consumer's preferences.
B) the information allows us to make comparisons between the preferences of different consumers.
C) the information allows us to determine only whether one alternative is better or worse than another.
D) the information allows us to make comparisons between the preference of the same consumer at different points in time.