The chart below shows the number of households in the US by their annual income in 2007, 2011 and 2015. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

This

report derives from a chart which illustrates data on the

income

distribution of US

households

from 2007 to 2015. As an initial point, the

number

of

households

earning between 50,000$ and 99,999$ remained relatively stable over the eight-year period,

while

both the lowest and the highest groups ( below 49,999 and above 50,000 ) experienced an upward trajectory. Notably, a majority of US

households

had an

income

of 100,000$ and more,

while

the

families

whose annual

income

was the lowest fluctuated over the periods. In 2007, the

families

whose

income

was the highest were 29

million

,

while

the lowest

families

were around 14

million

.

In contrast

, in 2011, the highest

number

of

families

was 29

million

with an annual

income

of around 25,000$ to 49,000$,

while

the lowest

number

was 9

million

with a high annual

income

of about 75,000$ to 99,999$. In 2015, the

families

whose

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scored the highest

number

of

households

in 2007, slightly decreased.