Congestion is defined as being excessive when the marginal costs to society of congestion did not exceed the marginal costs of efforts to reduce congestion. A) True B) False

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Congestion is defined as being excessive when the marginal costs to society of congestion did not exceed the marginal costs of
efforts to reduce congestion.
A) True
B) False
Transcribed Image Text:Congestion is defined as being excessive when the marginal costs to society of congestion did not exceed the marginal costs of efforts to reduce congestion. A) True B) False
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