Inflation tops Filipinos' concerns -- Pulse Asia survey
A Pulse Asia survey reveals that 71% of Filipino adults consider rising prices the most urgent issue the government must address, up from 57% in July. Dissatisfaction with the administration's inflation control efforts stands at 81%.
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