{"id":"ast_SLVtPm408S6EMjx37JgfY","type":"choropleth","title":"Average income per tax return by metro area, 2021","config":{"chart":{"domain":[40000,150000],"format":{"kind":"currency","compact":true,"currency":"USD","decimals":0},"context":{"fill":"transparent","stroke":{"color":"#9ca3af","width":0.6},"geography":"us-states-pr"},"outline":{"width":0.6},"geography":"us-metros"},"title":{"text":"Average income per tax return by metro area, 2021"},"preset":"map-light","source":{"url":"https://www.irs.gov/statistics/soi-tax-stats-individual-income-tax-statistics-zip-code-data-soi","text":"IRS Statistics of Income, individual income tax statistics, tax year 2021"},"encoding":{"value":{"column":"income"},"region":{"column":"metro"}},"description":{"text":"Adjusted gross income per federal return filed for tax year 2021, by metropolitan statistical area. Naples, San Jose and San Francisco lead; the deepest shade is $150,000 or more. Incomes are summed from each metro's counties. State lines are drawn faintly beneath; a metro that straddles one, like New York or Kansas City, stays whole."}},"columns":[{"id":"metro","type":"string","label":"Metro area (CBSA code)"},{"id":"income","type":"number","label":"Average AGI per return ($)"}],"rows":367,"data":"https://chartlink.app/a/ast_SLVtPm408S6EMjx37JgfY.csv","remix":"To recreate this with your own data: POST https://chartlink.app/api/assets with this type and config, your own data in the same columns, then POST /assets/{id}/publish. Manual: https://chartlink.app/llms.txt. No key yet? POST https://chartlink.app/api/signup with {\"ref\":\"remix\"}."}