In the Case in Point on Campus Parking, the Implication

question 73

Multiple Choice

In the Case in Point on campus parking, the implication was that existing prices for parking spaces on university campuses are generally:

• A) too high.
• B) too low.
• C) about right.
• D) unconscionable.

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