NABE's Henry: Businesses Prefer Clinton on Economy

The video discusses the Cincinnati economy's alignment with the NAB survey, highlighting its expansion over recent years. It delves into the political aspects of the survey, noting a preference for Clinton's economic policies over Trump's. The discussion shifts to the Federal Reserve's economic policies, emphasizing their data-driven approach and connection to business leaders. The survey reveals a significant number of economists believe current Fed policies are too stimulative. The video concludes with a focus on the importance of trade and immigration, contrasting political rhetoric with economists' pro-trade and pro-immigration stance.

What has been the trend of the Cincinnati economy over the last four to five years?

How did the survey respondents view the economic management capabilities of Secretary Clinton compared to Donald Trump?

What is the significance of the Federal Reserve's engagement with industry and business leaders according to the text?

What percentage of business economists believe that the Fed's policy has become too stimulative?

What contrasting views on immigration and trade were highlighted by the survey respondents?