Owners of US companies have renewed optimism for Trump’s economy, support Doge and tariffs
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First on the fox: US owners of small businesses believe that 180 degrees are changes in the economy, and are optimistic optimistic about tariffs and efforts of budget budgets of the Ministry of the Government (Doge), according to a new research.
Redbolloon and Publicicsquare The first index of the Freedom Economics (FEI) from 2025 – carried out between February 25 and March 7 – raised the mood of more than 50,000 owners in 34 countries. 68% of respondents have been found to expect a “dispute” or “robust” economic growth throughout the year.
Compared to the latest research published in October, nearly six of the 10 small business owners said they believe that it is now headed for the recession.
The first research of the economy of freedom from 2025 found that the owners of companies do not represent tariffs and above all support the experiences under Elon male. (Getty Images)
Accordingly, the transition to the recession followed after the election, according to FEI, and 80% said that their opinion had improved “greatly” or “somewhat” since President Donald Trump won his second term. Only 6.6% says their opinion has become more negative about economics.
Not only are nearly one -third of the owner of a company that is about to expand their employment this year, they are also seemingly Dissatisfied with a tariff discussion. However, concern for inflation is still remains.
Asked what their main three worries are over the next six months, almost 70% said inflation, followed by taxes and regulations. The tariffs were ranked as the least of their concerns, with 16.9%.
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Six of 10 small business owners reported that high inflation is still a problem. In deciduous survey, almost 88% said that high inflation is still a factor.
Last FEI polls have shown that owners of the wrong waste state consumption for decades are highly seen under the management of Biden. This is supposedly excited by Doge’s efforts to reduce excessive consumption.
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The main priority of small business owners in the first 100 days of President Trump is to stop wasteful consumption and reduce the size of the Government, and 78.4% of the respondents ranked in the first place.
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Nearly 50% of the surveyed people say they are “extremely sure” that Doge chair Elon Musk will be successful in their mission to reduce waste wear, and only 2.8% say they are “not safe” at all.
When you evaluate what The goals of the best agency Doge It should be, 33.7% of the owner wants Musk to clean the house in the service of treasury and internal income. The Department of Health and Human Services, Education and Justice came to second, third and fourth place, all floated about 15%.
Most of the companies on the first line-76.7%-so that the attacks against Doge are due to the approach to the potentially sensitive data and information at the federal level, are the “false outrage” of those who oppose Trump’s Presidency.
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Musk is also Trump’s advisor US owners of companies love the most, and 79.1% agreed to approve him strongly. Musk follows the Minister of Defense of the Pete Hegsetth and the secretary of HHS Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
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The proposed solutions for economic problems are ultimately broken down to seven major thrust policies: reduce regulation, develop more qualified employees, lower taxes, get better access to capital, control of inflation, promoting economic stability and lower energy costs.
