Identify the correct and incorrect conclusions about men's and women's earnings based on the figure. Graph showing median weekly earnings for men and women. From 1979 to 2018, men's earnings rose from 300 dollars to almost 1000, while women's rose from just under 200 dollars to about 800. Over the same period, women's earnings as a percentage of men rose from about 65 percent to about 80 percent in 2005. The percentage stayed roughly constant after that. Correct Conclusion(s) At this point, men's and women's earnings are essentially equal. Press Space to open Women's earnings are now about 80 percent of men's earnings. Press Space to open Since 1990, men's median weekly earnings have risen faster than those of women. Press Space to open Women's earnings as a percentage of men's have begun to level off in recent years. Press Space to open Incorrect Conclusion(s)