This report derives from a bar chart which depicts households in the US by their wage measurement by millions per year respectively 2007,2011 and This report derives from a bar chart which depicts households in the US by their wage measurement by millions per year respectively 2007,2011 and2015.
Overall, it can be seen that there are no dramatically differences in the same categorized wages between the years. The lowest is seen households who earn less than 25.000$ the highest is seen households who earn 100.000$ or more.
In 2007, roughly 25 million households had wages less than 25.000$ and between 25.000$ to 49.999$.These both slightly increased in 2011 and reached their peak points about 30 million household. In the following year were seen a little droppings in these wages.
On the other hand, the salaries between 75.000$-90.000$ and 50.000$-74.999$ remained steady for three years. The only difference between them while was the lowest one was the wage of around 20 million households the highest one was nearly 15 million.