Curbing CEO pay: Is CEO pay in the United States out of control?

Article Abstract:

A debate is presented regarding whether CEO pay in the U.S. is out of control. Opponents state that CEOs are overpaid relative to their individual contribution to the company, along with their pensions and perks being underreported, and pay-for-performance targets hidden from shareholders. However, advocates argue that there is a direct correlation between levels of pay, market increase and shareholder returns.

Management Compensation, Executives, Executive compensation, Chief executive officers, Discussion

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Domestic Poverty: under attack

Article Abstract:

The article discuses about the measure taken by the Regan government in the early 1970s to counter poverty that failed. Though the economy expanded for many years in the 1980s, the wage of low- and medium-skilled male workers did not.

Government expenditures, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Economic aspects, Forecasts and trends, Economic policy, Market trend/market analysis, Poverty, Control, Reagan, Ronald, Skilled labor, Job creation, Skilled labour

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