Choose the statement that does not challenge the assumptions commonly found in economics text books that customers are benefited, almost by definition, whenever their preferences are satisfied in the marketDimpulse buying cannot be justified by appeal to consumer intereststhe exchange is prima facie ethically legitimate because it assumes that the individuals involved in the transaction act as free, autonomous agents capable of pursuing their own endsthe ever$-$increasing number of bankruptcies suggests that consumers cannot purchase happiness empirical studies provide evidence that greater consumption can lead to unhappiness