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

Pitt 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	296	67  22.8  (18.0-28.5)	216  73.3  (67.4-78.4)	13   3.9  ( 2.2- 7.0)
SEX
Male	129	31  23.2  (16.3-31.8)	94  73.6  (64.7-81.0)	4   3.2  ( 1.1- 8.9)
Female	167	36  22.5  (16.2-30.4)	122  73.0  (64.9-79.8)	9   4.5  ( 2.2- 9.1)
RACE
White	206	44  21.7  (16.1-28.5)	155  75.3  (68.3-81.2)	7   3.0  ( 1.3- 6.7)
Other	84	21  24.8  (16.0-36.2)	57  68.9  (57.1-78.6)	6   6.4  ( 2.7-14.5)
AGE
18-44	162	34  20.8  (14.9-28.3)	122  75.8  (68.0-82.2)	6   3.4  ( 1.4- 7.9)
45+	133	32  25.4  (18.0-34.6)	94  69.8  (60.5-77.8)	7   4.7  ( 2.1-10.4)
EDUCATION
<=H.S./GED	114	27  23.6  (16.2-33.1)	79  70.4  (60.5-78.7)	8   6.0  ( 2.8-12.4)
Any Post-H.S.	181	40  22.4  (16.4-29.8)	136  75.0  (67.4-81.2)	5   2.6  ( 1.0- 6.8)
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
Less than $35,000	143	36  26.9  (19.5-36.0)	98  68.4  (59.3-76.3)	9   4.7  ( 2.4- 9.0)
$35,000+	112	24  22.3  (15.0-31.7)	86  76.2  (66.7-83.6)	2   1.5  ( 0.4- 6.4)
DISABILITY STATUS
Any Disability	86	15  16.4  ( 9.5-26.9)	65  76.0  (64.5-84.7)	6   7.6  ( 3.2-17.2)
No Disability	207	51  25.5  (19.5-32.5)	149  72.1  (65.0-78.2)	7   2.5  ( 1.1- 5.3)

#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.