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Do you Think that a CEO Should Make 263 Times What you Do?
By EmploymentCrossing | Dated: 06-30-2011
The average CEO of an S&P 500 company makes 263 times as much as the median company’s other workers. Some experts point out that making more gives the CEO more incentive to make sure the company continues to perform well. However, many still believe that a CEO makes too much of a wage and does not deserve the wages received.
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Do CEOs Deserve to Make 263 Times as Much as You?
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