Most CEOs say Trump policy has harmed their businesses, new survey finds
Summary
A survey by the Yale School of Management found that many top company leaders in the U.S. believe certain White House policies have been bad for their businesses. Some executives feel that these policies, including tariffs and actions by President Trump, are possibly illegal, though they remain publicly silent out of concern for retaliation.Key Facts
- The survey was conducted during a CEO meeting organized by the Yale School of Management.
- 71% of CEOs said tariffs negatively affected their businesses.
- 74% agreed with court rulings that Trump's tariffs were illegally implemented.
- 80% believed President Trump's pressure on the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates was not in the country's best interest.
- 76% felt Health Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr.'s actions were risking U.S. public health.
- A new $100,000 fee for H-1B visas was announced, which could affect tech companies.
- Business leaders traditionally supportive of the Republican party are hesitant to express their concerns publicly.
- The White House claims to be working with businesses to strengthen the U.S. economy.
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