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Economic Dynamics and Control, 86, 144-164.: References

This document provides references from both foreign and local sources related to poverty, food insecurity, and waste scavenging in the Philippines. Many of the sources discuss the practice of "pagpag" where people in poverty eat leftover and scrap food found in garbage to survive. Several sources also examine the health and social impacts of growing up in poverty, as well as the role of aspirations and inequality. Archival research methods and snowball sampling techniques are also referenced.

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Economic Dynamics and Control, 86, 144-164.: References

This document provides references from both foreign and local sources related to poverty, food insecurity, and waste scavenging in the Philippines. Many of the sources discuss the practice of "pagpag" where people in poverty eat leftover and scrap food found in garbage to survive. Several sources also examine the health and social impacts of growing up in poverty, as well as the role of aspirations and inequality. Archival research methods and snowball sampling techniques are also referenced.

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