tions | 1. The table on the right contains employment data for males and females between May 2020 and April 2021. The data is seasonally adjusted and comes from the Labour Force Survey for Canada as a whole. a) What is the significance of the data being "seasonally adjusted"? How can we compare the data because of this trait? b) Create a time series graph using this data. c) Explain what the data shows in terms of trend for both males and females over the year. d) Does the relative size of employment change for one gender vs. the other? e) What other aspects of employment might be useful when comparing male and female employment? Employment Males Females May-20 8,800.50 7,643.40 Jun-20 9,277.00 8,108.70 Jul-20 9,441.20 8,361.40 Aug-20 9,519.40 8,496.90 Sep-20 9,688.70 8,699.90 Oct-20 9,742.90 8,740.10 Nov-20 9,775.00 8,762.40 Dec-20 9,752.10 8,732.70 Jan-21 9,674.00 8,598.00 Feb-21 9,797.60 8,733.60 Mar-21 9,951.60 8,882.70 Apr-21 9,869.20 8,758.00