Scenario: The government of Nudgekistan wants to ban sales of sugary soda out of health concern for its citizens. Rather than a wholesale ban, it bans only the sales of soda in a cup that holds more than 8 ounces. Refills are also banned. On hearing the announcement of the ban, David and Cass, citizens of Nudgekistan, discusses the ban. David says, "This is really coercion by the government to limit the freedom of choice." Cass replies, "Well, if you want more than 8 ounces, you can always buy as many cups as you want. It's not really limiting your choice."
-Refer to the scenario above.From Cass's point of view,the ban ________.

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Cass believes that the ban still allows for consumer choice as people can buy multiple cups if they want more than 8 ounces of soda. This view leans more toward consumer sovereignty, which prioritizes consumer choice, rather than paternalism, which prioritizes government intervention to protect the public good. Therefore, option B is the best choice.

Scenario: the Government of Nudgekistan Wants to Ban Sales of Sugary