Jamal: It' s incorrect to maintain that current data suggest a weakness in the economy. Stocks are paying higher dividends than ever and corporations' profits are very high. Yet you criticize corporations on the basis of wage data, which are the only data showing a decline. Jennifer: You' re right that only wage data show a decline, but those data are important because they show a shift of income from companies' workers to their shareholders. The statistics you cite mean little to the expanding numbers of workers finding it increasingly difficult to make a living. Jamal's and Jennifer's statements provide the most support for holding that they agree about the truth of which one of the following?
A: Corporations are currently making considerable profits.
B: The current priorities of many corporations are misplaced.
C: Statistical information tends to reflect the biases of its compilers.
D: The decline in wages is a worrisome economic trend.
Choose A, B, C or D as your solution.
A