Trump said in a February that it will take “six months to a year” for the economy to become his
Despite promises of an immediate economic boom, Trump and his advisors now state it may take months, possibly until the end of the year, for his economic policies to take full effect. They blame Biden's policies for current economic challenges, while economists cite Trump's tariff plans as a potential drag. The administration argues short-term pain is necessary for long-term economic gains, but this timeline could leave Trump vulnerable to criticism if the economy doesn't improve as expected.
