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Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Corporate CEOs are the least popular group in new study

Surprise, surprise. They should feel lucky for being in double digits.

The chief executive officers of the nation's largest corporations are viewed favorably by just 22% of American adults, lower even than the ratings earned by members of Congress .

The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey shows that 26% now have a favorable opinion of the nation's legislators. Both CEOs and those in Congress are viewed Very Favorably by only three percent (3%) of Americans.

Stockbrokers and financial analysts (37%) as well as journalists and reporters (38%) are held in higher regard. Lawyers (41%) and bankers (44%) do even better.

At the top of the list in terms of favorability are small business owners (92%), those who start their own businesses (88%) and pastors and other local religious leaders (72%).

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