Economic and Geographic Access to Food Retailers and Emergency Food Pantries

David Jones and James Mabli

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Abstract: This study describes the environment in which low-income households acquire and purchase food by examining the local population characteristics of areas with and without emergency food pantries and by examining the locations of food pantries in relation to the retail food environment.

Keywords: Emergency food pantries; food access; food deserts; GIS; spatial analysis; FANRP (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 60
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