Wall Street's Efforts to Improve Its Image Are Failing

The video discusses the unfavorable public perception of Wall Street CEOs, with less than a third of Americans viewing them favorably. It compares this with corporate executives, who share similar low favorability ratings. The discussion extends to billionaires, highlighting a general distrust among the public, despite some admiration for figures like Bill Gates. Efforts by Wall Street to improve their image through outreach in education and other areas are noted, but skepticism remains high, making it difficult for their message to resonate with the public.

What percentage of Americans view Wall Street CEOs favorably according to the poll?

• More than 50%

• Less than 1/3

• About 20%

• Less than 10%

How do the favorability ratings of Wall Street CEOs compare to corporate executives?

• Corporate executives are viewed more favorably

• Corporate executives have no favorability rating

• Wall Street CEOs are viewed more favorably

• Both have similar low favorability ratings

What is the general public opinion of billionaires according to the poll?

• They are considered irrelevant

• They are seen as neutral

• They are mostly distrusted

• They are highly admired

What efforts have Wall Street executives made to improve their image?

• Reducing their salaries

• Avoiding public appearances

• Investing in technology

• Engaging in social issues like education

Why might Wall Street's efforts to improve their image be ineffective?

• Government regulations

• Insufficient media coverage

• High public skepticism

• Lack of funding