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Question
The two primary problems encountered when seeking to compare crime in two or more countries are:a. ensuring that crime data are published as a rate per 100,000 population and that the countries being compared are on the same continent.
b. making sure the countries being compared are similar in population size and that they have similar percentages of young people.
c. finding countries that same a common religion and finding countries that report police data rather than court data.
d. ensuring that crime data have been defined, reported, and recorded in a similar manner and that the data are compiled in a manner that allows researchers to conveniently compare many countries.
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