Band 6+: The table below shows information about age, average in come per person and population below poverty line in three states in the USA. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The table delineates the age demographics and their relation to poverty in three states in the United States of America. Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that there are more adolescents in Utah, while Florida and California have nearly similar proportions, but those who over 60 are more common in Florida. Average income is generally highest in California and in Florida, and the largest proportion of total residents in poverty is highest in California, followed by Florida, and finally Utah.

Adolescents from Utah, have the highest percentage of 28%, while in California and Florida have 17% and 16%. Figures for old individuals in Florida have a notable 23%, 13% and 8% for California and Utah.

In terms of average income, California was recorded at 23.000$, followed by Florida slightly lower at 22.000$, and lastly Utah with 17.000$ per person. In California, 16% of all residents are under the poverty line, but figures in Utah are markedly different as only 9% of residents are considered poor. Finally, Florida where 12% of all population is in poverty.