Passage Summary: Because Glenville moved from the number one spot to the number three spot on a list of expensive rents, the author concludes that the actual price of rent there must have gone down.

Conclusion: Renting an apartment in Glenville is cheaper now than it was in previous years.

Reasoning: Glenville used to have the highest rents in the region, but this year it has dropped to the third highest.

Analysis: This argument commits a 'relative vs. absolute' flaw. Just because Glenville's *ranking* dropped doesn't mean its *prices* dropped; it's possible that two other cities simply saw their rents skyrocket while Glenville's stayed the same or even increased slightly. To parallel this flaw, we need an answer that concludes an absolute change in value based solely on a change in relative position. It's like saying a student is 'shorter' this year just because two taller kids joined the class.