A decrease in commuting cost will decrease the slope of bid-rent curve.
A smaller slope result in a flatter curve.
So, the rent will rotate from r1 to r0.
QUESTION 2 6 Suppose there is a decrease in the commuting cost (money cost) t. 0...
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What is the opportunity cost of holding money?
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