404 / Question 40 2 pts One common argument made against planning is that it is unnecessary in a free market, though this argument fails to recognize the problem of market failures that planning attempts to address. O True O False Question 41 2 pts Urban problems tend to be interconnected, hence providing justification for the act of planning, while it is also argued that the complexity of urban issues warrants professionals focused on such problems, thus providing justification for the profession of planning. O True O False Question 37 2 pts Which of the following accurately describes the Kelo vs. City of New London Supreme Court case? Kelo argued that the city's new zoning ordinance unconstitutionally restricted her ability to build on her land The court upheld the city's right to take private property for the public purpose of economic development After the case, many states passed legislation expanding the right of local government to use eminent domain All of the above Question 38 2 pts Which of the following is compiled during the intelligence-gathering stage of the comprehensive planning process? Information on current conditions, such as land use and ownership, traffic flow, infrastructure, and facilities Estimates on recent trends, such as changes in population and demographics, as well as economic trends Forecasts of population and economic growth, as well as future housing and travel demands O All of the above