If indifference curves could cross, it would suggest that:
A)it is possible to demonstrate that all standard properties of indifference curves are typically satisfied
B)consumers are likely to prefer a redistribution of income from rich to poor
C)it is possible to demonstrate that a consumer does not prefer more to less
D)it facilitates the explanation of differences in consumption choices among individuals

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Indifference curves crossing would imply inconsistency in preferences, suggesting a consumer might not always prefer more of a good to less, violating a basic assumption of consumer theory.

If Indifference Curves Could Cross, It Would Suggest That