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> (Especially since CEOs get a lot of their pay in shares, so are incentived to get the shareholders more money; eg by driving lower ranking executives' pay dow
by bigbillheck 5y ago
> (Especially since CEOs get a lot of their pay in shares, so are incentived to get the shareholders more money; eg by driving lower ranking executives' pay down.)
This would imply a coupling between corporate expenses and share price that is much tighter than I understand to be the case.
- eru 5y agoBut if there's no coupling, than the argument for why ordinary workers' wages would fall also goes out the window. You can't have it both ways.