General Social Survey The data in gss.csv are from the General Social Survey. Conducted since 1972, the GSS is a nationally renown representative sociological survey of adults in the United States. Variables in this file include: Income: annual income in U.S. dollars Age: age in years Height: height in inches Education: number of years of education Experience: number of years of work experience Voted: indicator for whether respondent voted in the 2016 election or else did not vote Married: indicator for whether respondent was married or else not married (e.g., single or divorced or widowed) Government: indicator for whether respondent works for the government or else in the private sector For each part below, you will calculate some summary statistic(s) along with bootstrap confidence intervals. In reporting your intervals, you will want to give the numbers and variable units but also explain (in no more than 1-2 sentences) your interval results in context.2 When reporting on the Income variable, round all numerical answers to the nearest dollar. Recommended: run the following code to remove unsightly scientific notation from plot axes: