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Under reflexive preferences, two identical bundles leave the consumer
Apreferring the first
Bindifferent to both
Cpreferring the second
Dunable to decide
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. indifferent to both
A bundle compared with an identical one is recognised as the same and ranked as equally good.
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