"More is always preferred to less" refers to
A) choices between work and leisure.
B) choices between happiness and utility.
C) choices between consumption and work.
D) choices between consumption and leisure.
E) more consumption and less leisure.

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The phrase "More is always preferred to less" implies that the preference is for more consumption and less leisure. This is a choice between two options and the phrase does not necessarily apply to choices between work and leisure, happiness and utility, or consumption and work.

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