Phenomenological inquiry on the experience of ambulant vendors during covid-19 pandemic in Dumaguete City / by Haide B. Dongcoy, Candle Shield F. Jayme, Rowena S. Lozada, Armand S. Regalado, Jr., Judy Mae Tapang, Angeleyn L. Ybañez

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TextPublication details: Dumaguete City : Foundation University, 2022Description: x, 108 leaves : color illustrations ; 28 cmDDC classification:

D717 2022

Summary: An undergraduate study used phenomenological method. Three themes emerged, these are adverse financial experience of the past, pernicious circumstances of the present, favorable fruits of labor.

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