Read the summary In the United States, building and mainlaining the
interstate highway system is supported by the federal
gasoline tax. The gasoline tax was set at 18.4 cents per
gallon in 1993, and it has remained at that level ever
since.
What is the result of the gasoline tax remaining at the
same rate since 1993, despite inflation?
O The demand for gasoline is lower than in 1993,
O Highway users pay less in tolls and more in taxes
than in 1993
o Gasoline producers have chosen to offer lower
prices than in 1993.
O The gasoline tax cannot pay for as many highway
repairs as it did in 1993.