CNBC did an article in 2017 about the 10 most indebted states in the United States. Oregon is one of the states listed. Read the article section on Oregon: click here a. What does debt to income ratio of 1.89 mean? b. Use the Oregon per capita debt to approximate how much debt exists in the state. For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALTFN+F10 (Mac). TTT - Font tom + - Fonts : T.EE "Oregon has a debt-to-Income ratio of 1.89. On average, Oregonians make less than many other states in the top 10. The median income in the Beaver State is $26,188, according the U.S. Census Bureau. Oregon also has the least per capita debt in the top 10, at $49,550 per resident. For the most part, Oregonians choose to go into debt to buy homes. Over 72 percent of overall debt is held in mortgages. One area where Oregonians struggle is in paying off credit card debt. Just over 7 percent of all credit card debt in the state is delinquent. One way to eliminate credit card debt is using a balance transfer credit card. With a balance-transfer credit card, new users typically have a limited time to make no-interest payments." CNBC did an article in 2017 about the 10 most indebted states in the United States. Oregon is one of the states listed. Read the article section on Oregon: click here a. What does debt to income ratio of 1.89 mean? b. Use the Oregon per capita debt to approximate how much debt exists in the state. For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALTFN+F10 (Mac). TTT - Font tom + - Fonts : T.EE "Oregon has a debt-to-Income ratio of 1.89. On average, Oregonians make less than many other states in the top 10. The median income in the Beaver State is $26,188, according the U.S. Census Bureau. Oregon also has the least per capita debt in the top 10, at $49,550 per resident. For the most part, Oregonians choose to go into debt to buy homes. Over 72 percent of overall debt is held in mortgages. One area where Oregonians struggle is in paying off credit card debt. Just over 7 percent of all credit card debt in the state is delinquent. One way to eliminate credit card debt is using a balance transfer credit card. With a balance-transfer credit card, new users typically have a limited time to make no-interest payments