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An urban planner is trying to use policies to correct the negative congestion externality. Although she knows that dynamic congestion pricing is the most efficient tool for combating these negative externalities, politically this approach is infeasible. Instead, the city votes for an odd-even quantity restriction. Under this policy, only cars with license plates ending in odd numbers can commute on odd-numbered days, while only cars with license plates ending in even numbers can commute on even numbered days. 1.1 Does the policy encourage drivers to switch to alternative transport modes? Why or why not? [2 points 1.2 Does the policy encourage drivers to change the time of day they travel? Why or why not? [2 points 1.3 Does the policy encourage drivers to make different route choices? Why or why not? [2 points] 1.4 Is the policy likely to make drivers move closer to where they work? Why or why not? [2 points] 1.5 Explain one simple way that higher-income individuals can avoid this policy. [2 points]