Americans Say System Is Broken


59% 29% 9%


It has been broken for decades


It has been broken only for the last


few years SOURCE: Ipsos 2.2


million: The number of


Type 2 diabetes new cases caused by sugary drinks.


SOURCE: Nature Medicine Research


Political Orientation 31


22 Left Center Right Race/Ethnicity 28 18 Black 21 Latino 22


Other/ multiple


White 26 21 Female Male Gender 27


It is not broken


28 19 school High


Two-year degree


Bachelor degree or higher


16 Gen Z Millennials Gen X Boomer Baby Religious


College-Educated Men Most Into Politics


Overall percentage of Americans who say they are personally interested in politics:


Education 31 21 28 25 religious


25 Non-


Generation 38 Religion


SOURCE: Statista Consumer Insights


What Billionaires Worry About This Year 61%


Major Geopolitical Confl ict Higher Infl ation


Financial Market Crisis Real Estate Correction Higher Interest Rates Global Recession Higher Taxes Debt Crisis


Higher Energy Costs


Supply Chain Disruptions Technological Disruptions Defl ation


Climate Change Food Crisis


9% SOURCE: 2024 UBS survey of 82 billionaires in U.S. and Europe Millennials


Americans who could accurately describe what a


tariff is (Taxes imposed on imports, paid by importer.)


45% Number of SOURCE: Ipsos


Retirement Later Average Retirement Age in 2024


Projected Average Retirement Age in 2030 22% 62.5 66


10%The projected number of workers 75+ Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics


in the workforce in 2030. SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau


rise in egg prices this year.


20%The


16% 16%


12% 10% Gen X 19% 21% 31% 30% 28% 27% 25% 24% Baby Boomers 19% Gen Alpha 14% Gen Z 21% 39%


U.S. Population by Generation 2025


Seniors 4% Children 0-1 1%


expected


SOURCE: U.S. Department of Agriculture


MARCH 2025 | NEWSMAX 39


FAMILY ILLUSTRATION/FREEPIK


Source: Investopedia


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