Financial Incentives Increase Purchases Of Fruit And Vegetables Among Lower-Income Households With Children
Abstract
The high cost of fruit and vegetables can be a barrier to healthy eating, particularly among lower-income households with children. We examined the effects of a financial incentive on purchases at a single supermarket by primary shoppers from low-income households who had at least one child. Participation in an in-store Cooking Matters event was requested for incentivized subjects but optional for their nonincentivized controls. The sample...
Paper Details
Title
Financial Incentives Increase Purchases Of Fruit And Vegetables Among Lower-Income Households With Children
Published Date
Sep 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
38
Issue
9
Pages
1557 - 1566
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