An independent research group, the Institute for Foreign Investment, has noted that the per capita income of Americans has been shrinking relative to some other countries. Using per capita income figures from the World Almanac and exchange rates from last Friday's financial pages, the organization warned that per capita income for the United States has risen only 10% during the past 5 years, whereas per capita income for certain other countries has risen 50%. The researchers concluded that more foreign investment should be allowed in the United States to bolster the sagging economy. Use the following system to answer Q1 to Q4: A. Component 1 B. Component 2 C. Component 3 D. Component 4 E. Component 5 F. Component 6 G. Component 7
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PER CAPITA INCOME OF U.S. SHRINKS RELATIVE TO OTHER COUNTRIES (from UTTS, 2005, page 24) An independent research group, the Institute for Foreign Investment, has noted that the per capita income of Americans has been shrinking relative to some other countries. Using per capita income figures from the World Almanac and exchange rates from last Friday's financial pages, the organization warned that per capita income for the United States has risen only 10% during the past 5 years, whereas per capita income for certain other countries has risen 50%. The researchers concluded that more foreign investment should be allowed in the United States to bolster the sagging economy. Use the following system to answer Q1 to Q4: A. Component 1 B. Component 2 C. Component 3 D. Component 4 E. Component 5 F. Component 6 G. Component 7 Q1: What is one of the three components that (according to Utts) was BOTH relevant and NOT properly discussed within the article? Q2: What is the second of the three components that (according to Utts) was BOTH relevant and NOT properly discussed within the article? Q3: What is the third of the three components that (according to Utts) was BOTH relevant and NOT properly discussed within the article? Q4: According to Utts, which of the components was considered a 'major problem'?
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