When working a Quantitative Comparison problem with a numeric value in one quantity and numerous variables in the problem, consider testing the value as the variables to determine if the quantities could be equal and use that determination to indicate the proper relationship between the quantities.

In this case, if c = 1 and d = 1, then each bouquet costing $1 would have 1 rose and each rose in the consignment would also cost $1, which would not result in a profit. So, eliminate choice C.

Now, consider what happens logically to create the requisite profit - cost of the roses in the consignment must go down while the sale price goes up.

Therefore, the only logical choice is that 1 is always the greater quantity. Select Choice B.