How many white collar workers in us?

The average pay of an American ranges between $15,000- $25000. This might not seem a lot of money to some of you because you probably make way more. An explination for this is that in many states like Georgia, Alamama, Louisiana, Montana, Iowa, Arkansas, Kansas, Ohio, Oklahoma, Michigan, Kentuky, minisoda, and Missouri, people don't make a lot of money. They are mostly farmers, bus drivers, druggies, gangsters, fishers, illeagal immigrants, and garbage men. Only a few states help boost U.S.A.'s average pay like California, New York, and Florida. Lots of people there make a huge sum of money which boosts the country average

whoever wrote the above-stated is a belligerent fool. almost entirely untrue, those in Florida are mostly living off their previous earnings, and in fact Ohio and minnesota have some of the highest wage to hour benefits of many states. also, druggie, gangster, and fisher are not legitimate professions... fisherman might be. illegal immigrants don't make it all the way to the Midwest either, the reside mainly in the border communities until residence is made available to them through the Immigration act (ie having a child in the states makes them citizens)

The 1st contributor's answer to the average pay of an American worker is probably incorrect, but one can get factual data and answers to that question from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (a US Federal Government Agency which collects national data about wage compensation). May I suggest that this contributor put his comments through a Spell Checker because the comments posted in the 1st paragraph contain spelling errors. Some of the language usage needs correction also, as contributor 2 has pointed out. Both contributors have factual errors in their comments about issues that are factual in nature, not matters of opinion (amount of compensation of various jobs in varying states, or as cited below the steps necessary to obtain US citizenship).

The 2nd contributor's statement about US citizenship being accorded to a non-citizen upon having a child born on US soil is incorrect. For definitive---accurate---information about factual statistics or procedures relating to any area of interest go to the source for that subject. Any matter that has any government involvement has an agency or entity which will supply the correct information about the subject of inquiry. The 2nd contributor should capitalize the Word that begins each sentence, as one should with the name of a state, in this instance, Florida, and the other states that contributor 2 mentions. This follows the English language rule that the name of any person, place, or thing (Proper Nouns) should be capitalized. FYI.

The average salary of an American citizen is $42,000 dollars