Topic: Lucian Bebchuk
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Bankers arouse public anger. But will they change?
Bankers from Lehman Brothers to Ireland and beyond are increasingly unpopular, but that hasn't impacted their salaries much.
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ECONOMIC SCENE: US begins crackdown on CEO pay. Will it work?
In 1965, CEOs of major US firms made 24 times an average worker’s pay. By 2004, that ratio was 431 times.
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House set to vote on curbs for executive pay
The bill, which could come to a vote Friday, would give shareholders more say over how much money top executives make.
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Can US let AIG fail?
Public outrage could force the Treasury Department to reconsider which financial giants pose a ‘systemic risk’ to the economy.
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Should CEO pay restrictions spread to all corporations?
One analyst likens huge compensation packages as 'a form of robbery.'
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How long will politicians look the other way on CEO pay?
Inequity between top executives and average workers remains at jaw-dropping levels.
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