Which one of the following will not cause a change in the demand for gasoline?

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A change in the cost of production of gasoline (due to technological improvements) does not directly affect the demand for gasoline. The other choices could directly or indirectly affect the demand for gasoline. A) If more people live closer to their workplace, they may drive less and use less gasoline. B) If more people buy large pickup trucks and sports utility vehicles, the demand for gasoline may increase as these vehicles typically have lower fuel efficiency. D) If consumers expect the price of gasoline to be significantly greater next week, they may increase their demand for gasoline now in order to avoid paying the higher price later, thus affecting the demand for gasoline.

Which One of the Following Will Not Cause a Change