My topic is inflation in Canada and my research question is I wonder whether income inequality among Canadian 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 part c to my assignment where you have to find 4 different graphs related to my social justice topic which is inflation in Canada, excuse the part where it says from research from part b, just find some from the internet that are related and provide there links as well and then answer these questions for them in detail.

Part C: Interpreting Secondary Data Find four different examples of graphs/charts taken from your research in Part B, the internet or other sources related to your social justice topic. - Try toinclude 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 cbservational; disaggregate vs aggregate data) 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