Part 2: Analyze Data to Better Understand Inequality Census Bureau Data 1. The household income at selected percentiles shows the minimum household earnings required to reach that limit For example, the maximum earnings for the lowest 20% of earners is $28,085 in 2019. For example, the minimum household earnings to be in the richest 20% of households is $86,488 in 2019. List the values for for 1990 and 2019 for A the 20th percentile limit B. median C. 80th percentile limit D. the 95th percentile limit 2. Calculate the percentage change for each value between 1990 and 2019 listed in 1. 3. What is a "quintile"? 4. What does "Mean household income of quintiles" mean? 5. Calculate the growth in mean household income between 1990 and 2019 for A. the lowest B. middle C. highest D. top 5% 6. Use this information to explain the common phrase that "the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer". Opportunity Insights Economic Tracker Data 1. Which groups have been most harmed by the pandemic? Describe your evidence. 2. Which groups have been least harmed by the pandemic? Describe your evidence