Thrifty Food Plan formula used by the dept of agriculture?
Thrifty Food Plan (TFP) Formula
The Thrifty Food Plan (TFP) formula used by the Department of Agriculture (USDA) to calculate the cost of a basic food basket for a family of four people. The formula is as follows:
TFP = (Cost of the Market Basket ÷ 1.25) x 1.5
where:
* TFP is the cost of the Thrifty Food Plan
* Cost of the Market Basket is the cost of a specific basket of food items used by the USDA to represent a basic diet.
* 1.25 is a factor used to adjust for food waste
* 1.5 is a factor used to adjust for the cost of food at home and outside the home
The formula is used to provide a benchmark for the cost of a basic food basket, which is used to calculate poverty thresholds, determine eligibility for food assistance programs, and track the cost of food over time.
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