The given table illustrates a comparative analysis of demographic and economic factors across three states in the USA, namely Calimornia, Utah, and Florida.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that the average income per person does not have any influence on the poverty rate in these states in which the highest the average income is, the highest the number of people below the poverty line is. Besides, California has recorded the highest average income per person, although Utah exhibited the lowest percentage of population below the poverty line.
In terms of age distribution, Utah stands out with 28% of its population being under 18 years old, which significantly exceeds the figures for California and Florida, at 17% and 16%, respoctively. In contrast, Utah has the lowest propotion of its residents aged over 60, at 8%, compered to California’s 13% and a notable 23% in Florida.
Furthermore, the average income per person in California is 23000, which is slightly higher than that of Florida. However, both states possess the highest population below the poverty line at 16% and 12%, respectively. Remarkably, despite Utah’s having the lowest average income at 17000, it has the lowest number of citizens being under poverty line at 9%.