The data presents annual earnings of New Yorkers by their ages (15-25; 25-40; 40-80 years old), in the US dollar. Overall, it is evident that the group aged 40-60 old has the highest income, while the group ages 15-25 years has the lowest income.
In the 15-25 age group , 37% of individuals earn between $10,000 and $30,000, while another 37% have annual incomes below $10,000. Only 6% of people in this group earn more than $70,000, indicating a low presence of high-income earners.
The age 25-40 age group demonstrates a more even spread of income levels. While 30% of individuals earn between $10,000 and $30,000, 32% belong to the $30,000-70,000 income range, which is the highest proportion for this category.
In the 40-60 age group, earning levels are clearly higher. The largest proportion, 33%, earns between $70,000 and $100,000, while 23% fit into the $30,000-70,000 range. High earners ($150,000+) make up 10% of this group, the highest across all age categories.