The table provides evidence on people’s age, their average income and population below poverty line in California, Utah, and Florida.
Overall, California and Utah have similar figures for age groups, while average incomes and the number of empovered people differ significantly. Florida, on the other hand, reported opposite results for age division, and showed average results for money earned and people being under poverty.
California having their percentage of ages in between for both groups of ages holds the highest sallary of 23,000 per person. In addition, California reported the figure for population under poverty line at 16%, being the largest among the states. Meanwhile, in Utah there is the greatest percentage of people aged under 18 and the least of people aged over 60, 28% and 8% respectively. However, the average income here is only 17,000.
Florida, has the opposite figures for age groups, having 16% for people aged below 18 and 23% for those aged over 60. The number of people who lives below poverty line is average here, accounting for 12%.
