Why is B wrong?
B. The argument confuses the percentage of the budget spent on parks and recreation with the amount of money spent on parks and recreation.
Maybe the 88% respondents approve of the spend on parks and recreation with respect to the total budget. If the city budget increases, they may want more money to be spent on parks and recreation. Hence if no more money is spent even after total city budget has increased, the proportion of city residents who approve of the level of funding may reduce.
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B. The argument confuses the percentage of the budget spent on parks and recreation with the amount of money spent on parks and recreation.
Maybe the 88% respondents approve of the spend on parks and recreation with respect to the total budget. If the city budget increases, they may want more money to be spent on parks and recreation. Hence if no more money is spent even after total city budget has increased, the proportion of city residents who approve of the level of funding may reduce.
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