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Putting in temporary measures due to the unique economic situation is appropriate. However, once things improve, compensation should go back to market driven forces. Keeping the cap in place will drive talent elsewhere. Capping all executive compensation will most certainly dummy down our executive leadership and hurt us in the long-term.
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