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From "The Stock Exchange from Within" by Van Antwerp, William C. (William Clarkson)
The Average Man
The intended audience of the book, representing the general public.
Core Belief
"Wants to understand the Stock Exchange's role in society and determine if it's beneficial."
Worldview
Skeptical about Wall Street and financial institutions, possibly influenced by negative stereotypes and demagoguery.
Personality
Portrayed as open-minded but uninformed about the Stock Exchange. He is busy and takes shortcuts to conclusions, often relying on superficial information. He is ultimately fair and wants the truth.
In Their Own Words
"Of what real use is the Stock Exchange?"
"What does it accomplish?"
"Is it a necessary and useful part of our economic life, or is it merely a means of promoting speculation and gambling?"
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