The table gives information about three states in the USA: California, Utah, and Florida. It compares them based on average income per person, the percentage of population under 18 and over 60, and the proportion of people living below the poverty line.
Overall, California had the highest average income, while Utah had the youngest population and the lowest poverty rate. Florida, on the other hand, had the largest proportion of elderly people. The data shows that higher income does not always mean lower poverty, and states also differ significantly in terms of age distribution.
In more detail, the income per person was $23,000 in California and $22,000 in Florida. Utah had the lowest income with only $17,000. Although California earned the most, it also had the highest poverty rate at 16%, compared to 12% in Florida and just 9% in Utah.
In terms of age groups, 28% of Utah’s population were under 18, which is much higher than California (17%) and Florida (16%). For people aged over 60, Florida had the highest percentage at 23%, while California had 13% and Utah only 8%.