Passage Summary: Two people are arguing about a strike. One says the workers are underpaid because most make very little money, but the other says the average pay is actually quite high, so pay shouldn't be the issue.

Reasoning: Goswami claims workers are underpaid based on the fact that most earn less than $20,000, while Nordecki disputes the pay issue by citing an average salary of over $29,000.

Analysis: In this 'Point at Issue' question, we use the 'Agree/Disagree' test to find the specific claim where one person says 'yes' and the other says 'no.' Goswami explicitly states the workers are underpaid, while Nordecki explicitly disagrees with the idea that pay is the problem. Interestingly, they are using different statistical measures—Goswami looks at the majority (likely the median or mode), while Nordecki looks at the average (mean). The core of their disagreement is whether the workers' compensation is actually low enough to justify a strike. Look for an answer that captures this conflict over the adequacy of the workers' pay.