The table gives information about the age and average income of the residents of three American states, as well as the proportion of population below poverty line.
Overall, it is noticeable that of the three states, California has the most people living below poverty line despite being the state with the largest average income per person.
Regarding age statistics, 17% of the population in California are below eighteen years of age, whereas 13% are aged over sixty. By contrast, 16% of those in Florida fit in the category of under eighteen, while the elderly account for 23% of its population, which is the largest percentage by far among the three states. Utah, on the other hand, has the largest percentage of young people at 28%, as well as the smallest for old people at 8%.
As for the data on their financial status, the personal income in California exceeds that of the other two states as it averages at 23,000$. The figures for the same category for Florida and Utah were 22,000$ and 17,000$ respectively. In Florida, 12% of residents are under poverty line, but in the case of California and Utah, the figures for average income are discrepant with the figures for poverty, as 16% of Californians are below poverty line, whereas only 9% of the population of Utah fall under that category.