n the monocentric city model, as presented in class in the textbook, individuals made one (round) trip each day to the central business district to go to work. With this model we were able to make predictions about price per square foot of living space, rent per square foot land, home size, building height, density, and the physical size of the city (distance from edge to city center). How would the closed city model's predictions change if individuals also made one (round) trip to a market each week and the market within the central business district and individuals must shop on a day on which they are not working? (If it is easier to think about, imagine a world where people used to shop on the way home from work, but now shop on Saturdays). price per square foot of living space close to the CBD, price per square foot of living far from the CBD (i.e., "in the suburbs") rent per square foot land close to the CBD, rent per square foot land far from the CBD (i.e., "in the suburbs") home size close to the CBD