The table provides data about age, average income per person and quantity of people, living in a poor conditions in three different regions of the United States.
Overall, the highest percentage of people aged under 18 is recorded in Utah, whereas among individuals over 60, Florida registers the highest proportion. Additionally , California leads in both average income per person and the total perentage of the population, living below the poverty line, while the Utah presents the lowest figures in these categories.
Generally, California features the highest average income at $23,000 per person and concurrently records the largest poverty rate at 16%. In this state, the proportion of the population below the poverty line stands at 17% for individuals under 18, compared to 13% for those aged over 60. Florida shows approximately similiar indicators, where the average income equals $22,000 per person and total poverty level of 12%. The amount of people aged under 18 is the lowest and equals 16%. This state also shows the largest proportion of people over 60, with 23%.
Of a particular note, Utah reports the lowest average income, with $17,000 per person and population, living below poverty line, with its 9%. Despite these low general figures, Utah records an exceptional 28% of individuals under 18 living below the poverty line, making it the highest youth poverty rate in the entire table. On the contrary, senior citizens over 60 in Utah are the least affected group, accoConversely, senior citizens over 60 in Utah are the least affected group, constituting a mere 8%.