Why have income shares among the lowest income quintiles stayed so consistent over the years? Question 11 options: Canada has shifted to a post-industrial economy that contains more jobs for highly-skilled professionals. Income transfers through social programs have kept pace with declines in market income. The government is ineffective at stimulating redistribution. Government has "crowded-out" the free market with social spending. Market-based incomes have accrued consistently to all income quintiles Next Page