Draghi's Potential Successors Are `All Good Names,' Trichet Says

The transcript discusses the process of selecting a candidate for the ECB Presidency, emphasizing that it is a decision made by the Heads of State and governors. The speaker shares personal experience with the process and notes public interest and polls regarding potential candidates. The final decision remains with the Heads of State.

Who is responsible for proposing candidates for the ECB Presidency?

• The ECB Board

• The European Commission

• The Heads of State

• The European Parliament

What personal experience does the speaker mention in relation to the ECB Presidency?

• Participating in the decision-making process

• Conducting polls on candidates

• Interviewing potential candidates

• Running for the position

What indicates the interest of others in the ECB Presidency decision process?

• Their involvement in campaigns

• Their writing of articles

• Their participation in meetings

• Their conducting of polls

What is emphasized as crucial for the selection of ECB Presidency candidates?

• Public opinion

• Media coverage

• Consensus among heads of state

• Financial backing

How does the speaker describe the names of potential candidates?

• Controversial

• Inexperienced

• Unfamiliar

• Good