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For similar homes and comparable residents, home insurance for theft has always cost more in Springfield than in Shelbyville. Police studies, however, show that homes owned by Springfield residents are, on average, slightly less likely to be robbed than homes in Shelbyville. Clearly, therefore, insurance companies are making a greater profit on home theft insurance in Springfield than in Shelbyville.
In evaluating the argument, it would be most useful to compare
(A) the population density of Springfield with the population density of Shelbyville
(B) the cost of compensating theft losses in Springfield with the cost of compensating theft losses in Shelbyville
(C) the rates Springfield residents pay for auto insurance with the rates paid for auto insurance by residents of Shelbyville
(D) the condition of Springfield's roads and streets with the condition of Shelbyville's roads and streets
(E) the cost of home theft insurance in Springfield and Shelbyville with that in other cities
OA B
Source: GMAT Prep
In evaluating the argument, it would be most useful to compare
(A) the population density of Springfield with the population density of Shelbyville
(B) the cost of compensating theft losses in Springfield with the cost of compensating theft losses in Shelbyville
(C) the rates Springfield residents pay for auto insurance with the rates paid for auto insurance by residents of Shelbyville
(D) the condition of Springfield's roads and streets with the condition of Shelbyville's roads and streets
(E) the cost of home theft insurance in Springfield and Shelbyville with that in other cities
OA B
Source: GMAT Prep
