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Financial Literacy and practices among vendors leading to loan sharks dependency in San Jose, Antique / Joecelyn P. Aldip [and five others]

By: Aldip, Joecelyn P

Contributor(s): Asoy, Janina Maristela S | Formento, Joyce Lhou M | Go, Andrelina Shiela Mae J | Labitoria, Jean Angela A | Padernal, Ruth Angeline T

Language: English Publisher: Sibalom, Antique, University of Antique, 2025Description: 187 leavesSubject(s): ThesesDDC classification: TH 378.242 F4915 2025

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