(1ST UPDATE) 52% of Filipinos disapprove of the Marcos government's performance in reining in inflation.
MANILA, Philippines – While President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. enjoys high approval and trust ratings, a majority of Filipinos are unhappy with his administration’s strategy in controlling inflation, according to the results of a Pulse Asia, Research Incorporated survey held in March.
A big majority or 63% of those surveyed considered inflation “one of three most urgent issues,” followed by “increasing the pay of workers” and job creation. But how is it that despite majority disapproval of how inflation is being addressed, the President still enjoyed“It can mean they are not holding him accountable, at least not yet, for high prices of commodities and services,” Pulse Asia President Ronald Holmes said in a text message to Rappler.
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