GMAT Critical Reasoning Paradox — practice questions

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Paradox: City raised parking fines but illegal parking grew. Resolve?Read the answer and worked solution →

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Paradox: City raised parking fines but illegal parking grew. Resolve?

Enforcement officers were reduced.
Fines are still small.
Drivers ignore fines.
Streets are narrower.

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Correct answer: A. Enforcement officers were reduced.

1. Fewer enforcers means low chance of being fined → behavior worsens. _Source: 501-GMAT-Questions Ch 2 Critical Reasoning_

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