The given table illustrates the details of population below the poverty line, delineating in three diverse categories: the age, average income per person, and the percentage of poor people in total.
Overall, with a high average income per person, California has the highest ratio of population below the poverty line, while Utal has the lowest one. In addition, Florida has the greatest ratio of poor elderlies.
To commence with, in terms of ages, Utal has the highest percentage of youngsters suffering of poverty with staggering 28%, followed by California with 17%, and Florida with 16%. However, while California and Utal has 13% and 8% of people over 60 under the poverty line, Florida has the most ratio with 23%.
Regarding other two aspects, accounting for 23.000 dollars, the highest income per person is in California compared to Florida and Utal where it make up 22.000 and 17.000 dollars respectively. But despite this, 16% of California’s population is suffering of poverty whereas in Florida it comprised of 12% and 9% for Utal.
