Multiple Choice
If New York City had no medallion system for taxicabs, assuming that the supply curve of taxicab rides is upward-sloping and the demand curve for taxicab rides is downward-sloping, the price of a taxicab ride would:
A) increase because of the higher safety hazards.
B) not change from its current level.
C) decrease.
D) increase, but only slightly.
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