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9. In the capability approach, the capability set of an individual necessarily expands due to a. higher consumption of goods
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In the capability approach, the capability set of an individual necessarily expands due to the extent of freedom people have in order to achieve function they value.

Answer: Option (D), i.e., none of the above.  

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