You would like to compute the capital share of income by taking 100% minus the labour share of income. You accessed Statistics Canada's website and you noticed two compensation series in nominal terms: - "Compensation of employees", Table 3610022101 - "Total compensation for all jobs, for all industries", Table 3610048904 You decided to compute two capital share of income series for years 1997 to 2018 one series using the "Compensation of employees" variable and another series using the "Total compensation for all jobs, for all industries" variable to start off this question. Provide the following information in order to answer this question: 1. one table showing the two capital share of income series from 1997 to 2018. The table should also include the components required for computing the two series, in order to illustrate how the capital shares are calculated. 2. one gure illustrating the two capital share of income from 1997 to 2018. 3. one to two paragraphs for explaining the reason(s} for the discrepancy between the two capital share of income series 4. one to two paragraphs for discussing whether the real rental cost measure would be biased if you use either or both of the capital share of income measures to compute the real rental cost