Question

A report states that 32% of New Jersey residents think that a nice car costs too much money. Which element should probably be better defined to properly evaluate the report?

Answer 1

You should probably define what makes a car "nice", and also quantify the "too much money".

Qualitative words are often not welcomed in maths/science in general, because people can disagree on their meaning.

So, for example, if you change the sentence into

"A report states that 32% of New Jersey residents think that mercedes cars cost 30% more than they should"

Then everything would be "fixed", and there is no ambiguity anymore