One of the many factors in US is the 1992 Bill Clinton introduced legislation limiting CEO pay. Pay shifted to stock options rather than dollar compensation to get around this. Huge spike in CEO earnings.
Sounds like “stealing” to me! Instead of asking for donations from public, ask CEO for donation! When you get a resounding NO what is your options, NOTHING!!!😡😡😡
i love how economists can play so dumb. right around thatcherism, reaganism & financialisation set in CEOs focused on stock market gains & short term thinking. such a mystery.
@@dontliethetruth I was thinking of the same thing! End of the 70s saw the beginning of neoliberal reforms to the conduct of companies in relation to its private owners.
I wish the question, "How do questions of CEO compensation bear on the wider economy" had been put to our speaker.
One of the many factors in US is the 1992 Bill Clinton introduced legislation limiting CEO pay. Pay shifted to stock options rather than dollar compensation to get around this. Huge spike in CEO earnings.
Sounds like “stealing” to me! Instead of asking for donations from public, ask CEO for donation! When you get a resounding NO what is your options, NOTHING!!!😡😡😡
We can’t make this make sense!!!
insightful.
And it's so much more unfair now.
6 years ago is too long ago to compare to today’s salaries!!☹️
"Something happened" , greed is what happened!
i love how economists can play so dumb. right around thatcherism, reaganism & financialisation set in CEOs focused on stock market gains & short term thinking. such a mystery.
@@dontliethetruth I was thinking of the same thing! End of the 70s saw the beginning of neoliberal reforms to the conduct of companies in relation to its private owners.
Nice
@@dontliethetruth couldn't get your point.. could you please explain it more further
Nice vedeo
Regardless…all this greed is not sustainable!!!!!!!