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

The table presents information about age, average income per person and residents below the poverty line in the states California, Utah and Florida.

Overall, in California and Utah young individuals under the age of 18 are more in poverty whereas in Florida senior citizens the people aged above 60 years are more in poverty. The highest average income per person is in California, least average income per person is in Utah. The Population below poverty line is highest in California.

In the terms of age demographics, Utah has highest proportion of residents under the age of 18 in poverty around 28%, followed by California at 17% and then Florida at 16%. Conversely, Florida has highest percentage of individuals aged over 60 below poverty line around 23%, followed by California at 13% and then Utah with 8%.

In terms of average income per person in dollars California has the highest average income per person around 23000 dollars, followed by Florida at 22000 dollars and Utah at 17000 dollars.

In terms of population below poverty line, California has 16% of residents below the poverty line, followed by Florida at 12% and Utah at 9%.