The given table illustrates a set of data on age, average individual income, and population living in poverty in California, Utah, and Florida. Units are measured in percentages for the age and population categories, and exact numbers for the category of income.
Overall, it is evident that people in California and Florida have a similar amount of earned income on average. While earning higher compared to the other state, Utah, both California and Florida also share a larger portion of poor people.
In terms of the percentage of teenagers or those aged under 18, Utah has more than a quarter of the total population compared to California and Florida, accounting for 17% and 16%. In contrast, the biggest percentage of the elderly population, or those aged over 60 years old, belongs to Florida, with the percentage of precisely 23%. Meanwhile, California has only 13% and Utah owns the smallest percentage among others, with below 10%.
In terms of economic conditions, California has the highest average income with $23,000 per person, followed by Florida with only $1,000 lower. Utah has the least amount with $17,000 compared to the other two states. However, Utah has a lower percentage of underprivileged people with only 9%, while Florida shares 12% and California has almost double the percentage at exactly 16%.
