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

Surry 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	53  20.0  (15.3-25.7)	218  73.4  (67.3-78.7)	20   6.6  ( 4.1-10.5)
SEX
Male	114	29  26.6  (18.6-36.6)	77  67.0  (56.9-75.8)	8   6.3  ( 3.0-12.9)
Female	177	24  14.3  ( 9.5-20.8)	141  78.9  (71.5-84.8)	12   6.8  ( 3.6-12.4)
AGE
18-44	136	29  24.1  (16.8-33.4)	101  72.3  (63.0-80.0)	6   3.5  ( 1.5- 7.9)
45+	154	24  16.4  (10.9-23.8)	116  74.3  (65.9-81.2)	14   9.3  ( 5.3-16.1)
EDUCATION
<=H.S./GED	181	33  20.3  (14.4-27.9)	130  70.2  (62.1-77.2)	18   9.5  ( 5.7-15.3)
Any Post-H.S.	110	20  19.5  (12.5-29.1)	88  78.5  (68.8-85.8)	2   2.0  ( 0.5- 8.2)
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
Less than $25,000	94	16  19.3  (11.7-30.1)	68  71.5  (60.4-80.6)	10   9.2  ( 4.7-17.0)
$25,000+	133	25  19.9  (13.5-28.3)	103  76.3  (67.6-83.3)	5   3.8  ( 1.6- 9.2)
DISABILITY STATUS
Any Disability	90	16  19.9  (11.8-31.4)	62  65.8  (53.8-76.1)	12  14.3  ( 7.9-24.7)
No Disability	200	37  20.1  (14.6-27.0)	155  76.9  (69.9-82.7)	8   3.0  ( 1.4- 6.0)

#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.