Evidence on the Growing Profit Disconnect between the Public's Views of Corporate America

Charles F Beauchamp, William F Ford and Douglas M Tatum

Business Economics, 2013, vol. 48, issue 2, 140-142

Abstract: We provide preliminary evidence of a disconnect between Corporate America and a sample of college students that indicates a strong negative view of corporate profits. Our results suggest this disconnect is not gender specific, but resonates strongly among business students. Overall, we conclude this disconnect requires a deeper analysis to understand its effects on capital markets and the general economy.

Date: 2013
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