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Roger wrote:
If you take the lowest number income to the highest and put them in order the number in the middle would be the median. Correct. Average is the total income of all the households divided by the number of households. One family making $500,000,000 against several million in the $40,000 range would have little effect on the average and a big hit on median. Nope. If you had two families making $20,000, one making $40,000, and two making $80,000, the median would be $40,000 and the average would be $48,000. If one of those top-earners gets a raise to $100,000, the median is still $40,000, but the average goes up to $52,000. George Patterson Give a person a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a person to use the Internet and he won't bother you for weeks. |
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