Joel Kotkin, New Geography
Everyone hates Wall Street.Occupy Wall Street demonstrators stand and cheer in front of the George Washington statue on Wall Street as they celebrate the protest's sixth month on March 17, 2012. (John Minchillo / AP Photo)About two in three Americans do not think what's good for Wall Street is good for America, according to the 2012 Harris poll, but do think people who work there are less "honest and moral than other people," and don't "deserve to make the kind of money they earn." Confidence in banks is at a record low, according to Gallup, as they've...
Everyone hates Wall Street.Occupy Wall Street demonstrators stand and cheer in front of the George Washington statue on Wall Street as they celebrate the protest's sixth month on March 17, 2012. (John Minchillo / AP Photo)About two in three Americans do not think what's good for Wall Street is good for America, according to the 2012 Harris poll, but do think people who work there are less "honest and moral than other people," and don't "deserve to make the kind of money they earn." Confidence in banks is at a record low, according to Gallup, as they've...
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