Row 86538

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>CEOs can’t give themselves a raise. They report to the board of directors which reports directly to shareholders.

You are one of the most intellectually dishonest people I've ever met, and that's saying a lot on reddit.

You completely ignored the math, which was the important part. The idea that averages do not reflect the wages of most workers.

>Absolutely hilarious u started and ended such a dumb comment insulting my intelligence when you clearly know nothing about how the economy works outside of your wallet.

Just by the way you talk I'll bet money you've never read Adam Smith, Thomas Sowell, Milton Friedman, Cantillion, or any other great economist's work.

You're so dense you couldn't even follow a basic example. You got hung up on the CEO part.

Let's say that was a superstar football player, and the rest were janitors. Do you see how the disparity works, or are you really that dumb?

>CEOs can’t give themselves a raise.

I AM a CEO. I run a small LLC. Guess what? I can set my salary at whatever level I want. So even the thing you got hung up on is wrong.

You assume that all companies have boards of directors. Those are publicly trade companies. Not all companies are publicly traded, but they still have CEOs.

Learn more. Talk less.

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