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Just this evening I was speaking to a family member about how ironic it is that folks politicize gas prices. It's not really a commodity that folks ration based on *whatever*. If you need to drive, you need to drive. Kinda dumb to talk about.
I didn’t pay close enough attention in Econ. Is gas an elastic commodity in that if it’s cheaper across the street most people will go across the street? Or inelastic in that no matter what the price is, people that need to drive are going to continue to drive and not really change their driving patterns irrespective of price?