Wall Street Pay Recovers to Highest Level in a Decade

The video discusses the financial recovery since the crisis, highlighting that pay is at its highest in a decade. It analyzes the security industry's status in New York, noting it remains smaller than pre-crisis levels but with high salaries. The context of New York's high cost of living is explored, with average salaries being substantial yet challenging due to expenses. Public perception of Wall Street's income disparity is discussed, emphasizing the political context and the disproportionate earnings compared to the rest of the city and country.

Discuss the impact of the financial crisis on the pay and employment in the security industry over the past decade.

How does the current size of the security industry in New York compare to its size during the financial crisis?

What was the average salary for security industry employees in New York in 2017?

What percentage of security industry employees earn more than $250,000 a year compared to the rest of the city?

What is the implication of the statement 'money in politics. Politics is money' in the context of the security industry?