According to Shaw and McKay's statistical analysis of their theoretical suspicions of concentric zones, which two zones had the highest crime rates?

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Shaw and McKay's research, foundational to the social disorganization theory, found that crime rates were highest in the inner zones (I and II) of cities. These areas were characterized by high levels of poverty, ethnic heterogeneity, and residential mobility, which they argued led to social disorganization and higher crime rates.

According to Shaw and McKay's Statistical Analysis of Their Theoretical