A consulting firm gathers information on consumer preferences around the world to help companies monitor attitudes about health, food, and healthcare products. They asked people in many different cultures how they felt about the statement "I have a strong preference for regional or traditional products and dishes from where I come from." In a random sample of 735 respondents, 325 of 598 people who live in urban environments agreed (either completely or somewhat) with that statement, compared to 54 out of 137 people who live in rural areas. Based on this sample, is there evidence that the percentage of people agreeing with the statement about regional preferences differs between all urban and rural dwellers?
