The investigation further probed these respondents on rating various aspects of Trump’s economic policies on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest. The overall ratings were not favorable: Trump’s tariff policy received a score of 1.86, with 27 respondents giving it the lowest rating; stock market policies scored 1.96, with 25 receiving the lowest mark; and executive orders affecting law firms received a score of 2.10, viewed as a direct challenge to the rule of law that underpins American free enterprise. Additionally, cryptocurrency-related policies scored 2.00, and inflation control policies scored 2.16, highlighting a general lack of confidence among respondents.