Tableau Bar graph Tutorial, Income by state-class assignment
Channel: Felina Rashele
Date: 30/09/2018

In this video I show you how to use Tableau to create a graph, adjusting at various points to make it easier to digest at a glance.

You will be able to see the distribution of household income in the USA in each state. Although the income levels shown are accurate, these numbers do not account for the cost of living in each state, which would be relevant to determine the use value of each dollar. This graph also does not show the ease at which a state populous is able to get quality education or jobs, which will also be a factor that contributes to the relevance of this information on differing deductions.
Some valuable points to take note of, would be: 
-West Virginia, Mississippi, Arkansas and Kentucky not only have the lowest levels of high earnings but also have the highest level of poverty level income earners (less than 25K).  
-Alaska has the highest level of residence earning above 50K a year (65%).
-Maryland and Alaska both have the most earners over 75K.
-New Jersey and Maryland lead in their percent of residence earning above 100K.
-And, for all states, the number of residence earning between 75k-100K is roughly the same, only varying by a few percent nationwide.

The data was collected from the US census bureau.
This graph was a replicate of that shown at the following source: 

Desjardins, J (2017) Visualizing Household Income Distribution in the U.S. by State.  http://www.visualcapitalist.com/household-income-distribution-u-s-state/