Critical analysis Q1 Suppose you have annual total income data for a country, with the population divided into quintiles by money income.
Why is this data measure not a good reflection of the degree of income inequality in a country?
A. Total income data for a country do not distinguish between families that have several income earners and families that have only one earner.
B. Total income data for a country do not distinguish between small families and large families.
C. Total income data for a country show only the differences in incomes earned by different parts of the country.
D. Total income data for a country show only the distinction between the education levels of the income earners in the country.