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Originally posted by BrandonSmith
Which in return would lower the demand for gas and should lower the price of gas.
that only works with "elastic" goods, goods that have a lot of substitutes where you can move your money to a different product. Gas doesnt have many subsitutes except maybe walking/bicycling, so its called "inelastic" because supply and demand dont affect it.
In fact, if people started using less, the price would likely go UP, not down, because the scaling of production would cause a higher price at lower production.