LeftofLeft
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The chart is household income but it also aligns with the op’s core premise that Indian and Asian incomes far outpace those of Whites and Blacks. Your confounding variable is based on a casual observance and nothing empirical. On that note, I’ve seen a lot of Black families have more than one adult (family members) living with them as well which is similar to your observed “confounding variable”.Wow, you’re still not getting it.
Look at the OP. The chart in the OP ranks races by household income, not personal income.
A data set on personal income would be more useful for the point that the OP is trying to make. Household income is a misleading statistic due to the confounding variable I described earlier.