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The link between gasoline prices and vehicle sales:economic theory trumps conventional Detroit wisdom
This paper examines the link between fuel prices and sales of cars and trucks. U.S. automakers have long denied that such a link exists. One source of this false belief is an obsession with the crude count of units sold, equating Hummers with Minis. Another source is the conventional “wisdom” that A
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