Chart of the week: the Bloomberg profanity index
Swearing among CEOS hit a high after the recession, but as the recovery gathers steam, use of profanity is falling.
The use of the four most common swear words spiked in the aftermath of the recession and fell as the recovery gathered steam. The words are "the infamous F-bomb, the scatological S-word, the blasphemous GD, and the derogatory AH".
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