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Executive Pay: How Much Is Too Much?
Business Ethics: The Magazine of Corporate Responsibility 5 (5):18-24 (1991)
Abstract
What's wrong with high executive pay? Beyond envy, is some issue of justice or fairness at stake? And what can anyone do about it? (A lot, as it turns out.)Other Versions
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