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 illustrates and compares data about age groups, average earnings per person, and population below poverty line between 3 states in the USA, California, Utal and Florida.

Overall, The Utal recorded the highest percentage of individuals under 18, whereas older adults over 60 years old are more in Florida. The average income per person seems to be the highest in California, whilst it surprisingly also faces the highest poverty levels.

Between the 2 age groups, The Utal has 28% of the youngest age group while having 8% of citizens over 60, which makes it have the highest percentage of people under 18 and lowest in people over 60. Florida has 23%, the highest percentage of the oldest age group and 16% of people younger than 18. California contains 17% of individuals aged under 18 and 13% of older adults over 60.

California has the highest average income per person and population in poverty with 23,000$ and 16%. The Utal has the lowest that is 17,0000 with unexpectedly 9% population living in povery. Florida is in between them with 22,000 and 12%.