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Paradox: "City B has more police per capita than City C, yet City B has higher crime rates." Which resolves?

A City B has better-trained police
B City B hired more police in response to already-high crime rates
C City C is smaller
D Police are ineffective

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

The causation may run in reverse: high crime → more police, not more police → high crime. The police were a response to, not a cause of, crime.

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