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The CEO Pay Ratio Rule Is a Failed Experiment

The Washington Post May 26 2022 BoardBlogs

Back in 2017, a new rule aimed at exposing the excesses of corporate America went into effect: Every year, most publicly traded companies would have to disclose a CEO pay ratio, comparing the compensation of the chief executive to that of the median employee...
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