There Is a Great Deal of Skepticism Relating to Statistical

There is a great deal of skepticism relating to statistical evidence in age discrimination cases precisely because of the fact that:

A) most lawyers are incapable of understanding statistical terms such as expected value and standard deviation.
B) older workers are likely to be replaced by younger workers as a result of attrition of the workforce.
C) even in a disparate treatment class action or pattern and practice suit, gross statistical disparities do not make out a prima facie case of discrimination.
D) it cannot be applied in disparate impact cases.