For the following two graphs

Here is my supporting stance/ research question : I wonder whether income inequality among Toronto residents (dependent variable) can be influenced by the potential impact of fluctuations in inflation rate(X₁), changes in average household incomes (interest rates)(X₂), or changes in government policies targeted at combating inflation(X₃).

Here is what you have to answer for BOTH of the graphs make sute you identify everything properly and answer it in detail.

Part C: Interpreting Secondary Data Find THREE different examples of graphs/charts taken from your research in Part B, the internet or other sources related to your social justice topic. = Trytoinclude a variety of graphs that show different types of data (categorical, numerical, one-variable, multi-variable, etc.) - To reduce bias, ensure your graphs come from multiple sources For each graph: O Identify the variable(s) shown O For each variable, describe and justify the different types of data used (qualitative vs quantitative; discrete vs. continuous; nominal vs ordinal; primary vs secondary; experimental vs observational; disaggregate vs aggregate data) O What do you notice? What do you wonder? Explain what conclusions can be drawn specifically from the graph/chart that supports your stance. O Explain what conclusions can be drawn specifically from the graph/chart that does NOT support your stance. In other words, how might the opposition interpret the graph to support their stance. O Include the source/link for each graph/chart in MLA citation format Due Date: YOU WILL BE ASSESSED BASED ON THE FOLLOWING RUBRIC