In the late 1970s,Canadians bought smaller cars that used less gasoline.We can conclude that consumers were responding to the fact that

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Consumers likely responded to the fact that the nominal price of gasoline had risen much more rapidly than the average rate of increase for other nominal prices, prompting them to buy smaller, more fuel-efficient cars to save on fuel costs.

In the Late 1970s,Canadians Bought Smaller Cars That Used Less