Teens might vote bankers and stock brokers as “most likely to succeed” in today’s perilous economic climate. However, “most popular “? Hardly. According to a new study commissioned by the University of Arizona, about three-fourths of American high schoolers believe “the stock market is rigged mostly to benefit greedy Wall Street bankers.” Even more of them, 83 percent, agree with the statement: “Banks are mostly interested in getting my money through hidden fees.” Then again, high schoolers are skeptical—and sometimes a bit clueless—when it comes to business in general. About 70 percent believe businesses try to trick them into spending more money. About two-thirds didn’t know that stocks were more risky investments than bonds. (The Huffington Post)