The given table illustrates three data points: age, average salary per person, and the percentage of the population below the poverty line in three different states in the USA. In general, it can clearly be seen that the average income per person has an influence on the rate of poverty in these states.
To begin with, California has the biggest percentage of people in the productive age range. The percentage of citizens aged between 18 and 60 in California is 70%, so the standard of people’s salaries becomes 23,000. However, California has the biggest percentage of the poverty population.
Utah has the highest rate for people under 18 years old, which is 28%. Despite having the smallest mean salary per individual, it has merely 9% of its citizens under the poverty line. In contrast, Florida has a larger poor population than Utah because it has a higher income mean per person. In addition, Florida’s productive citizenry is smaller than Utah’s.
