"What limits demand for cars is that people can't afford them, not that they don't want them."
Or that they already have them? In the U.S., isn't the ratio of eligible driving population to drivable autos approaching 1? So, twice as many cars would likely not find buyers and drive down prices a lot.
Sorry if I'm missing the bigger picture stuck on this specific detail.
Or that they already have them? In the U.S., isn't the ratio of eligible driving population to drivable autos approaching 1? So, twice as many cars would likely not find buyers and drive down prices a lot.
Sorry if I'm missing the bigger picture stuck on this specific detail.