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Band 5+: the number of US' family sorted by their annual income ranging from less than $25000 to more than $100,000 every 4 years from 2007 to 2015

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The image depicts US households in millions by annual income across 2007, 2011, and 2015, with categories: Less than $25,000, $25,000–$49,999, $50,000–$74,999, $75,000–$99,999, and $100,000 or more. In 2007: ~27 million <$25,000; ~29 million $25,000–$49,999; ~25 million $50,000–$74,999; ~15 million $75,000–$99,999; ~15 million $100,000+. In 2011: ~30 million <$25,000; ~31 million $25,000–$49,999; ~24 million $50,000–$74,999; ~15 million $75,000–$99,999; ~16 million $100,000+. In 2015: ~28 million <$25,000; ~28 million $25,000–$49,999; ~25 million $50,000–$74,999; ~18 million $75,000–$99,999; ~19 million $100,000+.
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The provided image illustrates 3 graph from year 2007,2011, and 2015 depicting thethe annual income of US household in millions. Starting with the year 2007, the majority of US household nearly 30 million are earning $100,000 or more. The second place has been backed by nearly 27 million households, earning about $25000-$49000 annualy, further the third place goes to 25 million households earning less than $25000. Last 2 places goes to nearly 20 million and 15 million households, earning about $50000-$74999 and $75000-$99999 respectively.

In year 2011 their is a massive increase in the number of households earning $25000-$49000 increasing to nearly 30 million households, highest among other. Households below $25000 have also been increased nearly 28 million. Surprisingly their seems no change in the household number of earning $50k-$74k , maintining a nearly 21 households. There has been a decrease in number of household earning more than $100k dropping to nearly 27 million households. The least has been again turned out to be 14 million households earning $75k-$99k showing a decrease in households number as compared to 2007.

Lastly in year 2015 The majority has once again became the $100k and over earning households, nearly 33 million. Their has been a small decrease in household earning less than $25k now becoming nearly 27 million. The third majority has been nearly 27 million households, earning $25k-$49k also making a decrease as compared to 2011. The $50k-74$k households still hold the population of about 21 million. Lastly the least number of households have been backed by nearly 16 million household having an annual income of $75k-$99k.

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