I disagree that executive should be capped anymore than a union autoworker or steelworker’s pay should be capped. Let the free market influence such dynamics instead of some socialist belief. If we change one end then everyone including the highly overpaid bankers, lawyers, politicians and union workers should similarly be adjusted. Think, if left alone the marketplace will do it by itself, if we want to compete
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Benefits Think While an across the board pay cap may not be the i…
While an across the board pay cap may not be the ideal solution, I think it is appropriate to hold these executives accountable for the role they played in creating the financial mess we're all in. As others have commented, were it not for the bail out money, some of these execs would be unemployed….
Benefits Think I agree that all corp. execs should be capped, but…
I agree that all corp. execs should be capped, but also wonder why we think that "all the best talent" will not be satisified with a $500,000 salary? Surely not EVERY talented person has been sucked into the idea that more money determines worth… Have they?
Benefits Think I agree that there should be caps on the exec pay …
I agree that there should be caps on the exec pay when the government is helping in the bail-out situation. If they want more money than they should work for a company that is stable enough not to need assistance from the government. Don't you think that the "HIGH SOCIETY" levels are what's putting this…
Benefits Think I agree that executive compensation should be capp…
I agree that executive compensation should be capped, but I believe all the corporations executives compensation should be capped. That will level the playing field and avoid concerns of talent hopping. There are other ways that these executives earn money via stock, capital gains etc. When is enough…