F18
How much do you spend on that food in an average week?
IF ANY HU is (not equal to 0)
PROBE: Is that only your (FU's) share of the food?
END
IWER: PROBE QUALIFIED ANSWER, RANGE, OR DK:
What's your best estimate?
COST OF FOOD USED AT HOME:
PER:
F22
How much do [you and everyone else in your family/you] spend on food
that you use at home in an average week?
IF ANY HU is (not equal to 0)
PROBE: Is that only your (FU's) share of the food?
END
IWER: PROBE QUALIFIED ANSWER, RANGE, OR DK:
What's your best estimate?
COST OF FOOD USED AT HOME:
PER:
F27
Here are some reasons why people don't always have enough to eat.
For each one, please tell me if that is a reason why you didn't
always have enough to eat.
a. Not enough money for food.
b. Too hard to get to the store.
c. On a diet.
d. Not able to cook or eat due to health problems.
e. No working stove or refrigerator.
F28
Now I'm going to read you several statements that people have
made about their food situation. For these statements, please
tell me whether the statement was often, sometimes, or never true
for [your household/you] in 2000.
F28a.
[I/We] worried whether [my/our] food would run out
before [I/we] got money to buy more.
Was that often, sometimes, or never true in 2000?
F39
The next questions are about children living in the household
who are under 18 years old. Tell me if the next statements were
often, sometimes, or never true for your household during 2000.
F39a.
[I/We] relied on only a few kinds of low-cost food to feed
[Q56/the children] because [I was/we were] running out of money to buy food.
Was that often, sometimes, or never true during 2000?