YES! CEOs shouldn’t make 400 times what their workers make.
32%
YES! And income over $1 Billion should be taxed at 100%! NoBillionaires.com
68%

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William King 12 years 15 weeks ago

They should bring it down to no more than 10 times the lowest paid worker on small buisnesses, 20 times on medium sized and 40 times on the large. Then you have an issue of who gets the extra, because in most cases the CEO owns the majoority of stock. It gets complicated.

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JBPIERCE 12 years 15 weeks ago

People\human standards is the concept for a more equal and just society.

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williblair 12 years 15 weeks ago

Sounds great to me. Still looking for Senator or Representative with the huevos to pitch it. Hoping there would be press to cover the outcome, too.

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