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The Economic Way of Thinking 13th Edition by David Prychitko, Peter Boettke, Paul Heyne
Edition 13ISBN: 9780132992695The Economic Way of Thinking 13th Edition by David Prychitko, Peter Boettke, Paul Heyne
Edition 13ISBN: 9780132992695 Exercise 14
The graphs in Figure 3-2 show the demand for bus services (left) and the demand for downtown parking space (right) in an imaginary city. If the city raises bus fares from
the demand curve will not change, but the quantity demanded will fall. With fewer people riding the bus, what will happen to the demand for downtown parking? What effect will this have on downtown parking rates? With higher parking rates, more people will want to ride the bus. So what effect will the higher bus fares have after all on the demand for bus service?
the demand curve will not change, but the quantity demanded will fall. With fewer people riding the bus, what will happen to the demand for downtown parking? What effect will this have on downtown parking rates? With higher parking rates, more people will want to ride the bus. So what effect will the higher bus fares have after all on the demand for bus service?Explanation
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