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Fig 1.

Conceptual framework.

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Fig 2.

Box-plots for numerical income and food expenditure data.

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Table 1.

Distribution and association of socio-economic characteristics and income downfall.

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Fig 3.

Radar charts of education and profession with the income gap.

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Distribution and association of socio-economic characteristics and food expenditure downfall.

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Fig 4.

Radar charts of education and profession with the food expenditure gap.

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Table 3.

Frequency and percentages of the income gap between February and June 2020 according to area and gender.

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Table 4.

Frequency and percentages of the food expenditure gap between February and June 2020 according to area and gender.

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Table 5.

Paired t-test for income and food expenditure gaps between February and June 2020.

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Table 6.

Multivariate regression analysis and determinants of income downfall.

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Table 7.

Multivariate regression analysis and determinants of food expenditure downfall.

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Fig 5.

Coefficient graphs of the income and food expenditure gaps.

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Table 8.

Income downfall and perception validity test.

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Fig 6.

Coping mechanism for current shock and support required for future shock of informal workers.

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