Suppose you have annual total income data for a country, with the population divided into quintiles by money income. Why is this data measure not a good reflection of the degree of income inequality in a country? Check all that apply. Total income data for a country do not distinguish between daily incomes and yearly incomes. Total income data for a country do not distinguish between people in their prime working years who have less leisure and higher Incomes, and people in the retirement phase who have more leisure but lower incomes. Total income data for a country do not distinguish between high-income and low-income families. Total income data for a country show only the distinction between family size and income