Thinking of the store where you do most of your grocery shopping, how would you rate the affordability of their fresh fruits and vegetables?

Henderson County, 2000

Demographic Groups	Total Respond.#	Very affordable   N       %   C.I.(95%)	Somewhat affordable   N       %   C.I.(95%)	Not affordable   N       %   C.I.(95%)
TOTAL	291	52  19.7  (14.8-25.7)	220  74.9  (68.7-80.3)	19   5.4  ( 3.3- 8.8)
SEX
Male	93	21  24.2  (15.8-35.1)	67  71.1  (60.1-80.1)	5   4.7  ( 1.9-11.5)
Female	198	31  15.8  (10.9-22.2)	153  78.3  (71.4-83.8)	14   6.0  ( 3.4-10.2)
AGE
18-44	105	17  19.3  (11.6-30.4)	82  75.3  (64.2-83.8)	6   5.4  ( 2.2-12.4)
45+	183	35  20.2  (14.4-27.6)	135  74.4  (66.8-80.7)	13   5.5  ( 3.0- 9.6)
EDUCATION
<=H.S./GED	120	20  19.1  (11.9-29.2)	90  74.5  (64.3-82.6)	10   6.4  ( 3.1-12.6)
Any Post-H.S.	168	32  20.4  (14.1-28.4)	127  74.8  (66.6-81.6)	9   4.8  ( 2.4- 9.4)
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
Less than $35,000	121	24  21.1  (13.7-31.0)	85  69.7  (59.5-78.3)	12   9.2  ( 4.9-16.8)
$35,000+	112	22  22.9  (15.1-33.4)	86  74.0  (63.6-82.3)	4   3.0  ( 1.1- 8.3)
DISABILITY STATUS
Any Disability	87	13  15.9  ( 8.9-26.7)	65  76.3  (65.1-84.7)	9   7.8  ( 3.8-15.5)
No Disability	202	39  21.2  (15.3-28.7)	153  74.2  (66.6-80.6)	10   4.5  ( 2.3- 8.8)

#Use caution in interpreting cell sizes less than 50. N = Cell Size, % = Percentage, C.I.(95%) = Confidence Interval (at 95 percent probability level).

Percentages are weighted to population characteristics.