Among the Conclusions Drawn by Archer and Gartner's Study of Urbanism

Among the conclusions drawn by Archer and Gartner's study of urbanism and homicide rates is that

A) absolute deprivation is more important than relative city size.
B) absolute city size corresponds perfectly to homicide rates.
C) the homicide rate in one city must be seen relative to the homicide rate for the rest of the country.
D) homicide rates increase dramatically with increased city size.