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The share of Americans who are satisfied with the economic policy of trump

About 28% of American citizens are satisfied with the economic policy of US President Donald Trump. This is reported by the newspaper The Hill, citing data from the Financial Times/Focaldata survey.

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The share of Americans who are satisfied with the economic policy of trump

About 28% of American citizens are satisfied with the economic policy of US President Donald Trump. This is reported by the newspaper The Hill, citing data from the Financial Times/Focaldata survey.

28 percent of just under 2,300 participants expressed approval for Trump’s handling of employment and the economy.

At the moment, the approval rating of the American leader is 34%, while 59% of Americans polled do not approve of Trump’s activities as president.

In addition, only 2 out of 10 participants in the FT/Focaldata survey approved of how the head of state handles the issue of inflation in the United States.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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