Read the text and complete citations by choosing the reporting verb structures.But wherever and whenever capitalism took hold, people’s incomes and consumption levels began to rise in a sustained way. [...] In the U.S. the buying power of the average income in 2002 was 32 times what it was in 1789 (the year the U.S. Constitution was adopted). This does not mean, of course, that Americans are now 32 times happier than they were in 1789, but does indicate an unprecedented growth in the availability of material goods.Source: Bowles, s., Edwards, R., & Roosevelt, F. (2005). p. 8. Understanding Capitalism: Competition, Command, and Change. Oxford: Oxford University Press.Bowles, Edwards, and Roosevelt (2005, p.8) ______ the 200-year growth of material goods in the US as ‘unprecedented’.