5. Changes in incentives e the large number of auto accidents in a small town re

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5. Changes in incentives e the large number of auto accidents in a small town results in new legislation that requires all citizens of the town to install new anti-lock brakes on their cars new brakes cut the time it takes a car to stop by 50%, allowing drivers to avoid collisions with other cars and pedestrians more easily These , which The new brakes could potentially the probability that a vehicle will collide with another vehicle but also give drivers an incentive to drive more - the number of car accidents in the town.

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1. Since the new brakes are 50% more efficient, therefore there probability for the collision will decrease.

2. Also the cost involved during the installation of the new brakes as well the awareness created by the new law will make drivers to drive more efficiently or carefully.

3. Which will again decrease the total number of car accidents in the town.

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