Your textbook authors use the urban traffic example to show

A) why economics cannot explain non-financial processes.
B) how social cooperation emerges when people act under generally accepted rules.
C) how a smooth flow of traffic can only be achieved by detailed, central planning.
D) how a smooth flow of traffic can only be achieved if people drive in the public interest.


B

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