The strong axiom of revealed preference says that if a consumer bought x when he could have afforded y and bought y when he could have afforded z, then he will buy x whenever he can afford z.

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The strong axiom of revealed preference actually states that if a consumer prefers bundle x over bundle y when both are affordable, and prefers y over z when both are affordable, then the consumer will prefer x over z when both are affordable, ensuring consistency in choice without directly implying the consumer will buy x whenever they can afford z.

The Strong Axiom of Revealed Preference Says That If a Consumer