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An economist develops a model to understand the impact of a new gasoline tax on consumer driving habits. The model assumes that all cars have the same fuel efficiency and that the only cost of driving is gasoline. A critic dismisses the model as flawed because it ignores real-world variations like vehicle type, traffic congestion, and alternative transportation options. Which of the following statements best justifies the economist's decision to omit these details?

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