Multiple Choice
The current demand for parking in a city's downtown district is such that all the parking garages are full. If there is an increase in the city's population, there will be:
A) an increase in the willingness to pay for parking.
B) a decrease in the quantity of parking spaces demanded across all prices.
C) a decrease in demand for parking.
D) no increase in demand since the parking garages are already at capacity.
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