The bar chart illustrates the mean of UK citizens’ income per city (including England and Scotland). The measurement given is in pound sterling. Overall, while London holds the highest salary among the other six cities, Birmingham has the lowest salary. In addition, London also has the highest population while Cambridge has the least.
Regarding the average income in the UK, there is a noticeable gap in average income between London and Birmingham, with almost 8,000 pounds and those cities have 33,634 and 25,531 respectively. Next, despite of the least population in the UK, Cambridge holds the second highest salary in the UK, with 29,854. However, in other four cities, the average salary is almost evenly dispersed around 26,000 to 27,000.
About the population in the UK, most of the population are concentrated in London, with 50,951 citizens, resulting in population imbalances comparing to the other six cities, with averaging around 3,000.
