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The data given below gives the purchasing power of a 2020 dollar for selected years. You will be creating two tables using your word processor: the data table of data you select for your project and the input-output table which makes the data usable. Year Purchasing Power Year Purchasing Power 1913 $26.29 1970 $6.71 1915 $25.77 1971 $6.43 1917 $20.33 1973 $5.86 1919 $15.05 1978 $3.99 1922 $15.49 1979 $3.59 1923 $15.22 1980 $3.16 1926 $14.71 1982 $2,70 1928 $15.22 1985 $2,42 1931 $17,12 1986 $2.37 1933 $20.02 1988 $2.20 1934 $19.42 1991 $1.91 1936 $18.73 1992 $1.86 1939 $18.73 1996 $1.71 1940 $18.59 1997 $1.66 1942 $15.97 2000 $1.51 1945 $14.46 2002 $1.45 1947 $11.67 2005 $1.33 1949 $10.94 2007 $1.26 1953 $9.75 2010 $1.19 1955 $9.71 2012 $1.13 1957 $9.26 2013 $1.12 1958 $9.01 2016 $1.08 1961 $8.71 2018 $1.04 1964 $8.40 2019 $1.02 1966 $8.03 2020 $1.00 You will be investigating the how the purchasing power of the 2020 dollar changes over time. Looking at the data tables I've provided, can you give a time frame of where inflation versus deflation occurred and explain how you can use the purchasing power to determine which is occurring. Choose 15 years from the data I've provided - you can choose any 15 years, consecutive, skip around, all up to you. Explain why you chose the years that you did as complete sentences. Create the data tables as I've demonstrated below (you can format however you want, you don't need to exactly copy) in a word processor. Year Purchasing Years since Power Purchasing 1913 Power