I have a college degree and make around $30,000(1st year out). I am guessing most people do not think that is too much money for a college grad. Like most people, I aspire to move up within my company; I hope to someday make around $100,000 a year in order to support my family and pay for my kids' college(which my parents' could not do). My question though is how do we determine what is too much money for a person to make per year? If someone makes $500,000 a year, is that too much? A million? How can government draw a line and say a person(CEO) can not make any more money for a given year? I guess I am trying to find out how government can(as some argue) determine how much a CEO should be paid. Where does it get the right? Also, if it can, why can't it look at your salary and see that you are obviously earning more money than you need a year (A person only needs roughly $50,000 a year to live well in the U.S.)?
Should we just we say no one will make over 50K/year?
2007-02-09
12:08:04
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