The Jevons Paradox, a critical concept in Supply Chain Sustainability, can best be described by which of the following examples

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An increase in the efficiency of gas engines has resulted in lower costs of driving, and thus to a greater demand in cars and an overall increased use of gas as a fuel

An increase in the efficiency of jet engines has resulted in an increase in air travel and this to an increase in baggage being carried over long distance flights

An increase in the efficiency of crop yields per hectare of wheat has resulted in the use of less land for growing and has therefore led to a slowing in the destruction of old growth and Amazon forests

An increase in the efficiency of gas engines has resulted in an increased use of smaller gas engine cars compared with larger cars, and thus to a reduction in the use of gas as a fuel