While the von Thunen model of urban rents is often used to understand commuting patterns, the more general lesson is that . . . A. The rich primarily locate in the suburbs because they have a lot of leisure time and so don't mind longer commutes. B. Location in the central city is primarily determined by access to cultural venues. C. There is in effect a bidding war for location in the city, and those who win are those who value the location most highly. D. Local amenities (or disamenities) spur price increases (or decreases) that offset the benefits/downsides of the location