Suppose that we test whether Drug A has an effect that differs from the effect of a placebo; the p-value is p=0.01 for a test of the null hypothesis that Drug A is just as effective as a placebo. We also test whether Drug B has an effect that differs from the effect of a placebo; the p-value is p=0.40 for a test of the null hypothesis that Drug B is just as effective as a placebo. Is this sufficient evidence to conclude at the conventional level in political science that Drug A has a larger effect than Drug B has? A.Yes B.No