The table below shows information about age, average income per person and population below poverty line in three states in the USA.

The chart above shows data on three states in the United States:

California

,

Utah

, and

Florida

. The chart displays information about age distribution, average

income

per person, and

poverty

rates. In terms of age distribution,

Utah

has the highest percentage of young people, with 28% of its

population

under 18.

Florida

,

on the other hand

, has the highest percentage of people over the age of 60, with 23% of the

population

falling into

this

category. When compared to

Utah

,

Florida

has almost three times as many people over 60.

California

falls in the middle, with intermediate percentages of both young and old populations. In terms of average

income

per person,

California

has the highest value, with an average of $23,000.

Florida

follows closely behind, with an average

income

of $22,000,

while

Utah

has the lowest average

income

at $17,000. The difference between

California

and

Florida

is only $1,000.

However

, despite having a high average

income

,

California

has the highest rate of

poverty

, with 16% of its

population

falling below the

poverty

line.

In contrast

,

Utah

, despite having a lower average

income

, has a better

poverty

rate, with only 9% of its

population

living below the

poverty

line, compared to 12% in both

California

and

Florida

.