I don't know of a study that makes the claim, but I can go to the grocery store and buy really cheap food that's not bad for me. It takes more work to prepare than hitting a preset on the microwave or going to a drive-thru, but it's cheap and will keep you healthy.
(I say this as I'm about to re-heat some left over spanish rice that I made last night. It cost almost nothing to make.)
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I don't know of a study that makes the claim, but I can go to the grocery store and buy really cheap food that's not bad for me. It takes more work to prepare than hitting a preset on the microwave or going to a drive-thru, but it's cheap and will keep you healthy.
(I say this as I'm about to re-heat some left over spanish rice that I made last night. It cost almost nothing to make.)
Perhaps you should read "Why it's expensive to be poor." http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=619110