I'm a Finance Expert: Here's How Long It Will Take To Recover From Inflation If Trump Wins

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Here's My Prediction for Social Security If Trump Wins the 2024 Election Read Next: 9 Things You Must Do To Grow Your Wealth in 2024 "We've experienced high inflation over the last three years because of how much money we flooded into our financial system as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic," explains CFP and MBA Scott Sturgeon of Oread Wealth.
57% : Greater Domestic Energy Production At rally after rally, Trump has promised to "drill baby drill" to increase domestic oil and gas production.
50% : "These include stimulus checks, PPP loans, quantitative easing and other pandemic-era policies that lingered too long.
50% : Trump initially called for a 10% blanket tariff on all imports, which he has more recently raised to 20% as reported by CNBC.
49% : "If Trump is elected again, you can expect a shift away from foreign dependence, similar to his first presidency.
47% : Reduced Federal Regulation Government regulation works like a throttle on the economy.
46% : "If Trump wins, it will most likely take two to three years to recover from the inflation we have seen over the last few years.
45% : To juice the economy, Trump has proposed extending the provisions from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 indefinitely, and reducing the corporate tax rate from 21% to 15% (see this analysis by the Tax Foundation).
25% : " Learn More: Trump Wants To Eliminate Income Taxes: How Would That Impact You If You Are Retired? So which of Trump's policies will help reduce inflation? Slower Immigration "Trump's tighter immigration policies should help reduce inflation," observes Routhier.
24% : " In fact, Trump has gone so far as claiming the power to fire a sitting Fed chair, as reported by The Hill.

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