While public markets are considered essential businesses during lockdowns and remain open, it is interesting to know whether its main occupants, the market vendors, are negatively impacted by the pandemic. In this episode, Michael Cañares talks about the results of the survey that the did among 100 market vendors from Tagbilaran City’s three main public markets.

While public markets are considered essential businesses during lockdowns and remain open, it is interesting to know whether its main occupants, the market vendors, are negatively impacted by the pandemic. In this episode, Michael Cañares talks about the results of the survey that the did among 100 market vendors from Tagbilaran City’s three main public markets.

While public markets are considered essential businesses during lockdowns and remain open, it is interesting to know whether its main occupants, the market vendors, are negatively impacted by the pandemic.&nbsp;In this episode, Michael Cañares talks about the results of the survey that the did among 100 market vendors from Tagbilaran City’s three main public markets.

Episode 5 - What is the impact of COVID-19 on Market Vendors?

Oftentimes we look at numbers to measure progress at the personal, organizational, and even societal levels. Amount of assets. Increase in income. Weight loss. Decrease in the number of people living below 2 dollars a day. Number of COVID-19 fatalities. But not everything can be captured by numbers. We need stories to make sense of the world we live in. We may want to start with numbers. But we need to find the stories that make them meaningful. This is &#34;Stories in Numbers&#34;.

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Oftentimes we look at numbers to measure progress at the personal, organizational, and even societal levels. Amount of assets. Increase in income. Weight loss. Decrease in the number of people living below 2 dollars a day. Number of COVID-19 fatalities. But not everything can be captured by numbers. We need stories to make sense of the world we live in. We may want to start with numbers. But we need to find the stories that make them meaningful. This is "Stories in Numbers".

Oftentimes we look at numbers to measure progress at the personal, organizational, and even societal levels.&nbsp;Amount of assets.&nbsp;Increase in income.&nbsp;Weight loss.&nbsp;Decrease in the number of people living below 2 dollars a day.&nbsp;Number of COVID-19 fatalities. But not everything can be captured by numbers.&nbsp;We need stories to make sense of the world we live in.&nbsp;We may want to start with numbers.&nbsp;But we need to find the stories that make them meaningful. This is "Stories in Numbers".

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Episode 5 - What is the impact of COVID-19 on Market Vendors?

Episode 5 - What is the impact of COVID-19 on Market Vendors?