The pie charts illustrate the annual incomes of people in New York City by age group (15-25,25-40,40-60 years) measured in dollars. Overall, it is clear that the 40-60 age group has the highest income, while the 15-25 age group has the lowest income.
In the age 15-25 group, the same 37% of people earn 0-1000 and 10000-30000 dollars, respectively. Another 29% of the group’s age people represented 20% of 30000-70000 dollars. Only 6% group age of people earned 70000-100000 dollars, indicating a low proportion.
The group aged 25-40 people, the highest 32% of people earned 30000-70000 dollars, and 30% of people belonged to the 10000-30000 dollars, respectively. However, the same 14% of people showed between 70000-100000 and 100000-150000 dollars, correspondingly.
In the 40-60 group ages, demonstrate a higher level in which the greatest proportion of people represented by 33% earned between 70000-100000 dollars. While 23% of people account for 30000-70000 dollars. The highest income is 150000 dollars making up 10% of this group.