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XKCD #2832 Explained: Induced demand is an economic theory in which increasing the supply of a good or service causes the demand to rise faster than the increased supply, worsening the shortage. The most common example is traffic: some US cities have tried to alleviate traffic jams by widening the roads and highways, adding more lanes, only to find the traffic jams are just as bad as before. Conversely, other cities have tried ...