How likely are the odds their proposed solutions will result in better pay for workers? Rather than just higher tax rates? Only one mentions workers pay: > se

How likely are the odds their proposed solutions will result in better pay for workers? Rather than just higher tax rates? Only one mentions workers pay: > setting corporate tax rates higher for firms that have higher ratios of CEO-to-worker compensation Even that doesn't seem like a good incentive to pay workers more. It's also not clear how the IRS is going to evaluate CEO pay -> yearly tax rate when this study uses 'realized gains' which often happen well after the fact, since CEOs are paid with stock/equity. The study mentions almost all of the growth has been via the % of stocks CEOs now get, not their actual salary.