An Economic Analysis of Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Consumption: Implications for Overweight and Obesity among Higher- and Lower-Income Consumers

Table 3. (continued)

Dependent Variables^a

	ChineseV egetables		Yellow Vegetables______
Store Variables
Store 2	-.443	(-7.169)*	-.625	(-6.647)*
Store 3	-.343	(-6.652)*	-.397	(-5.433)*
Store 4	-.884	(-3.566)*	-1.473	(-5.709)*
Store 5	-.741	(-2.904)*	-2.276**	(-8.097)*
Store 6_________________	-.819	(-3.234)*	-1.725**	(-6.291)*
Other Variables
Produce Sales	.839	(9.592)*	.703	(5.291)*
Quantity Lagged	-.033	(-2.995)*	-.024	(-1.385)
Constant______________	.561	(.480)	-.923	(-.552)
Price Variables
Citrus A^b	-.015	(-.362)	-.094	(-1.577)
Citrus B^c	-----	-----	-----	-----
Apples A^b	-.293	(-3.868)*	.109	(1.048)
Apples B^c	-----	-----	-----	-----
Berries A^b	-.009	(-.288)	.045	(.850)
Berries B^c	-----	-----	-----	-----
Soft Fruit A^b	-.085	(-1.719)**	-.004	(-.053)
Soft Fruit B^c	-----	-----	-----	-----
Bananas A^b	.089	(1.418)	-.013	(-.183)
Bananas B^c	-----	-----	-----	-----
Melons A^b	.015	(.503)	-.041	(-1.009)
Melons B^c	-----	-----	-----	-----
Grapes A^b	.053	(1.605)**	.007	(.154)
Grapes B^c	-----	-----	-----	-----
Fresh-cut Fruit A^b	-.042	(-1.365)	-.013	(-.192)
Fresh-cut Fruit B^c	-----	-----	-----	-----
Greens A^b	-.048	(-.908)	.009	(.144)
Greens B^c	-----	-----	-----	-----
Fresh-cut Salad A^b	.019	(.188)	.171	(1.364)
Fresh-cut Salad B^c	-----	-----	-----	-----
Salad Vegetables A^b	.191	(1.226)	.102	(.467)
Salad Vegetables B^c	-----	-----	-----	-----
Major Vegetables A^b	-.285	(-3.846)*	.330	(3.061)*
Major Vegetables B^c	-----	-----	-----	-----
Chinese Vegetables A^b	-.425	(-5.209)*	.182	(2.145)**
Chinese Vegetables B^c	-.172	(-1.468)	-----	-----
Yellow Vegetables A^b	-.097	(-1.954)**	-1.478	(-14.024)*
Yellow Vegetables B^c	------	-------	-.177	(-1.965)**

^a Numbers in parentheses are t-ratios for the associated parameters.

^b Indicates the price elasticity estimate for all stores.

^c Indicates the difference between the price elasticity for lower income stores and all stores.

* Indicates statistical significance at the .01 level.

** Indicates statistical significance at the .10 level.

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