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d: 2S07%-lacourse d:meacontent-d.TISS09 .. Snit. · University e Homed 214 Notificators e)Home Moving lo ancther question will save tths stion 1 1 points Saee Aas PER CAPITA INCOME OF U S RINKS RELATIVE TO OTHER COUNTRIES (from UTTS, 2005, pages 23 24; or UTTS, 2015, pages 25-26) An independenmt research group, the Instute for Fareign Investment, has noted that the per capita i Using per capita income figures from the World Almanac and exchange rales thom last Friday's financialp United States has risen only 10% during th e past 5 years, whereas per capita income for certain oreign investment should be alowed in the Unded Stales to bolster the ncome of Americans has been shrinking relative to some ether countries pages, the organizaton wamed thut per capita income tor the omer counties has risen 50% The researchers concluded that more -agging economy Which components (according to Utts) were BOTH relevant and NOT property discussed within the article Select ary and all options that are correct Component 3 Component 6 Component Moving to another queston wil save this response Question 1 of

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The article is available at http://web.cecs.pdx.edu/~sheard/course/CyberMil/Winter/Doc/UttsPart1.pdf

Component 1: Source of research and funding

Component 2: The researchers who had contact with the participants

Component 3: The individuals or objects studied and how they were selected.

Component 4: The exact nature of the measurements made or questions asked.

Component 5,6 and 7: The setting in which the measurements taken, Differences in the groups being compared, in addition to the factor of interest. The extent or size of any claimed effects or differences.
The components according to UTTS, which were both relevant and not properly discussed within the article are:

Component 1, Component 3 and Component 4

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