The Philippines has a new president. What are his plans for the economy?

<p>From the BBC World Service: Ferdinand Marcos Jr., son of the late dictator ousted over 30 years ago, has taken office as president of the Philippines after a landslide victory. But his plans to boost his country&#8217;s beleaguered economy remain hazy. A new parliamentary report in the U.K. says the government has been complacent in enforcing financial sanctions against Russia. And data released this week from Australia&#8217;s national census show that home ownership remains out of reach for many people.</p> <p class="p1">Your donation powers the journalism you rely on. <a href="https://support.marketplace.org/mkp-mmr-sn"><span class="s1"><i>Give today to support Marketplace Morning Report.</i></span></a></p>