Most of this survey is noise, but there is some information, especially on the labor market and the "Single Most Important Problem".



From the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB): March 2020 Report



The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index fell 8.1 points in March to 96.4, the largest monthly decline in the survey’s history.

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[H]iring plans experienced a significant drop from February yet finding qualified workers remains the top issue for 24% of small employers who reported this as their No. 1 problem.

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This survey was conducted in March 2020. A sample of 5,000 small-business owners/members was drawn. Six hundred twenty-seven (627) usable responses were received —a response rate of 12.5 percent.

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This graph shows the small business optimism index since 1986.The index decreased to 96.4 in March.This index will decline sharply in April (and the response rate will probably decline).