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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.
Should CEO pay restrictions spread to all corporations?

One analyst likens huge compensation packages as 'a form of robbery.'
Financial crisis fallout: from your stocks to America's global role

Some economists see some rays of light amid the economic gloom.
Could bailout's pay caps launch Wall Street trend?

Some see the beginning of the end for huge compensation for financial titans. Others say the limits are too weak to bring real change.
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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