The table depicts data about the populations of three different states in the USA, categorized by two age groups (under 18 and over 60), average income per capital, and poverty rates.
Overall, while the proportion of senior people in Utah is noticeably higher than that of teenagers, the opposite is true in Florida. It is clear that despite showing the most significant average earning per head, California also records the highest percentage of residents below poverty line.
In terms of age, there is a relative balance between the young (16%) and the elderly (13%) in California. Meanwhile, a huge disparity is seen in Utah, which accommodates over one-fourth of those aged under 18 but merely 8% of senior residents. By contrast, up to 23% of Florida’s population are over 60 years old, far exceeding 16% of children living there.
Regarding each citizen’s income on average, those residing in California receive a considerable amount of money at $23,000, followed closely by $20,000 in Florida, whereas the figure for Utah at only $17,000 is remarkedly the lowest. Similarly, Utah also witnesses a modest number of poverty cases, accounting for below one-tenth, while California and Florida display a great proportion of such situations, constituting 16% and 12%, respectively.