What is the difference between ordinal utility and cardinal​ utility? Ordinal utility refers to A. satisfaction when consumers are not rational​, while cardinal utility is satisfaction when consumers are rational. B. an interpersonal comparison of​ satisfaction, while cardinal utility is a ranking of market baskets using arbitrary numerical values. C. a ranking of market baskets in order of most to least​ preferred, while cardinal utility indicates how much one market basket is preferred to another. D. a ranking of market baskets based on income​, while cardinal utility is a ranking of market baskets based on consumption. E. a ranking where the intensity of preferences is​ quantified, while cardinal utility is a number that by itself has no meaning.