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Daily Income Survey for Street Vendors

The document is a questionnaire for a study on the daily incomes and expenses of street vendors in Baleno, Philippines. It collects information on demographics, vending experience, products sold, income, expenses, operating hours, sources of capital, and desired government assistance. Participants are assured of confidentiality and that their responses will only be used for this study. The questionnaire should take about 10 minutes to complete.

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Daily Income Survey for Street Vendors

The document is a questionnaire for a study on the daily incomes and expenses of street vendors in Baleno, Philippines. It collects information on demographics, vending experience, products sold, income, expenses, operating hours, sources of capital, and desired government assistance. Participants are assured of confidentiality and that their responses will only be used for this study. The questionnaire should take about 10 minutes to complete.

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Republic of the Philippines


Department of Education
Region V
Schools Division of Masbate Province
Baleno National High School
School Year 2023-2024

Appendix A. EDI Questionnaire


Thank you for agreeing to participate in this study entitled “A DESCRIPTIVE

STUDY OF EXPENSES AND DAILY INCOMES OF STREET VENDORS IN THE

MUNICIPALITY OF BALENO”. The purpose of this study is to assess the daily income

and expenses of street vendors.

Your participation in this study is voluntary. You may choose to withdraw at any

time without any penalty.

The researchers takes data privacy seriously, following the Data Privacy Act of

2012, and will take all necessary measures to protect the confidentiality of your

information. Your responses will be stored securely and only accessible to authorized

member of Baleno National High School. Your data will be use solely for the purpose of

this study and will not be shared to any third parties.

By continuing to the questionnaire, you are indicating that you have read and

understood the information provided in this introduction. 10 minutes is required of you to

answer this questionnaire.

If you have any questions or concern about the study, please contact the

researcher at 09641693850.
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Research Questionnaire

Name(Optional):___________________

Direction: Check the circle of your answer.

Part 1: Profile

1. Age

○18-30 yrs. Old ○31-40 yrs. Old ○41-50 yrs. Old ○51 & above

2. Gender

○Male ○Female

3. Educational attainment

○Primary (Grade 1-3) ○Secondary (Grade 4-6) ○Junior high (Grade 7-10)

○Senior high (Grade 11-12) ○College graduate

4. No. of years street vending

○Less than 1 year ○1-3 yrs. ○4-6 yrs. ○7-9 yrs. ○More than 9 yrs.

5. No. of workers

○1 ○2 ○3 ○4 ○5 ○Above 5
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6. Product sold ( Check multiple products if applicable)

○Vegetables and Fruits ○Ready made foods ( Kikiam, Fishball, Hotdog )

○Beverages (Palamig, Juice, etc.) ○Accessories (earrings, necklace, bracelets, etc.)

○Services ( haircuts, nail care, shoe shining, etc.)

○If others, please specify:___________________

7. Type of Street Vending

○Stationary (sells in a specific location) ○Peripatetic (carryout vending on foot)

○Mobile (use bicycles or motor vehicles)

Part 2: Income and Expenses

1. Initial Capital

○1,000-10,000 pesos ○10,000-20,000 pesos

○20,000-30,000 pesos ○Above 30,000 pesos

2. Daily Income

○1,000 and below ○1,000-2,000 pesos ○2,000-3,000 pesos

○3,000-4,000 pesos ○4,000 and above

3. Operating hours/ work hours per day


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○1-3 hours ○3-6 hours ○7-9 hours ○10-12 hours

4. Source of capital

○Savings ○Loans ○Relatives ○Cooperative

○If others, specify:_____________

Part 3: Government and Policies

1. Help from the government needed?( You can check multiple item)

o Financial Support

- Government will lend capital to start up business

with low interest and annual payment.

o Business Lessons

- Government will conduct a training that will

improve the business skills of street vendors

o Fixed Individual Property Ownership

- Government will assign a designated space for

every street vendors

Others, please specify:_________________

Common questions

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The study examines initial capital investments ranging from 1,000 to above 30,000 pesos . This variation suggests differing financial starting points, reflecting economic flexibility and varying scales of operation among vendors, which may impact their capacity for business growth and resilience to financial pressures .

Types of street vending include stationary, peripatetic, and mobile . These types potentially impact daily work hours and income as stationary vendors might have fixed hours, while mobile or peripatetic vendors could adjust hours to maximize sales, influencing their income variability and operational flexibility .

Street vendors source capital from savings, loans, relatives, cooperatives, or others . Capital from savings suggests financial stability but may limit scalability, loans can facilitate growth but increase financial risk due to interest, and family support might imply informal financial reliance and potentially less pressure but more dependency, affecting business sustainability and growth .

Proposed government assistance includes financial support with low-interest loans, business lessons for skill improvement, and designated vending spaces . This assistance could stabilize income through reduced financial stress, improve business operations through enhanced skills, and provide security and legitimacy through designated spaces, enhancing economic standing .

Daily income ranges from below 1,000 to above 4,000 pesos . Higher income brackets suggest better financial health and potential for scalability, allowing for business reinvestment and expansion. Lower income may indicate vulnerability to market fluctuations and limited growth opportunities, affecting long-term sustainability .

Experience ranges from less than one year to more than nine years . Greater experience can correlate with refined business strategies, better market understanding, and customer loyalty, enhancing economic resilience and adaptability. Conversely, less experience might limit immediate success but offers opportunities for innovation and growth .

The educational attainment of vendors ranges from primary to college graduates . This diversity might influence their business operations through differences in business management skills, ability to adapt to market changes, and inclination to seek government training, potentially affecting their income and business sustainability .

The number of workers ranges from one to above five , affecting operational capacity by enabling expanded business hours, increased product offerings, and broader market reach. This can enhance income potential but also introduces increased salary expenses and management complexity, influencing overall business dynamics .

The study aims to assess the daily income and expenses of street vendors in the municipality of Baleno . Ethical considerations include voluntary participation, the right to withdraw without penalty, data privacy efforts following the Data Privacy Act of 2012, and the secure storage of responses, accessible only to authorized personnel .

The study categorizes products into vegetables and fruits, ready-made foods (e.g., kikiam, fishball, hotdog), beverages, accessories, and services . Understanding these categories helps in analyzing vendors' economic strategies, indicating potential diversity in income streams and consumer targeting based on product mobility and market demand .

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