If government decides not to charge for access to a highly demanded highway,which of the following is most likely to happen?

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If the government decides not to charge for access to a highly demanded highway, it is likely that there will be an increase in traffic and congestion on the road. In order to reduce this congestion, the government would need to increase the capacity of the highway by adding lanes or building new roads. Therefore, option B is the most likely outcome. Options A and C are unlikely to be effective in reducing congestion, and option D is not a desirable outcome as it would result in an inefficient use of resources.

If Government Decides Not to Charge for Access to a Highly