I updated the chart to be a bit more useful: I broke the <$100000 bracket down into $25000 increments.
Now students are accounted for indirectly: there is an extremely strong correlation between age and average income for that age among LWers. (r^2 of .83). So it’s safe to assume that there are a large number of 15-24 year olds in that “<$25000” income bracket.
I updated the chart to be a bit more useful: I broke the <$100000 bracket down into $25000 increments.
Now students are accounted for indirectly: there is an extremely strong correlation between age and average income for that age among LWers. (r^2 of .83). So it’s safe to assume that there are a large number of 15-24 year olds in that “<$25000” income bracket.