This part of the index is necessary since it drills down, much like unemployment does, on the proportion of people that are likely or definitely in distress. Indeed, if the overall pool of income is $1,000,000, the amount of distress and problems will be much larger if there are 2,000 people versus 1,000 people. With the former, the amount of income per person is lower and it is higher with the latter one. Thus, it is important to measure the proportion and thus this should be part of the index ARC is using. Finally, looking at poverty rates is important to assess and know. It is necessary to include that in the performance metrics and what is looked at since people below a certain income level, by and large, will be putting up with a lot of distress and economic angst. Thus, this is a necessary and needed part of any distress index on part with what the ARC executed and the model that the GPRA led to them being delivered (OPM, 2017; ARC, 2017).
Answer to Question Two: The employer uses the index to communicate a fairly basic and necessary thing. Indeed, the ARC wants to and needs to get a measure of what is going on in terms of poverty, employment issues and income levels in their area. If one, two or all of those three measures shows that people are in distress, then that will indicate what is needed in terms of support and better outcomes for the people in the area. The results of the ARC's use of the index shows that a good number of the people in the area are in fairly bad shape. There is apparently about 778 distressed counties in the country and 165 of those are within the coverage area and jurisdiction of the ARC. Beyond that, the quartiles that those people inhabit very much trend towards the lower quartiles rather than the higher ones (OPM, 2017; ARC, 2017).
Answer to Question Three: In general terms, the ARC can use the measurements and readouts from the index to determine what level of service is needed as compared to what is currently…
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