Indices of occupational segregation by gender understate the true extent of segregation because 

A) Occupational taxonomies often combine dissimilar jobs, for example cashier and seller of stocks and financial products

 

B) Data on occupations always contain large amounts of reporting errors

 

C) Employers report rosy figures for women by renaming female dominated occupations to sound like male dominated occupations in an effort to deter lawsuits.

 

D) Indices of occupational segregation by gender do not understate the true extent of segregation