TITLE

Rising Tide Lifts Yachts

PUB. DATE
November 1999
SOURCE
Dollars & Sense;Nov/Dec99, Issue 226, p4
SOURCE TYPE
Periodical
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
Reports on the effect of inequality in the wealth distribution, based on the executive pay study by United for a Fair Economy. Impact of excessive executive pay.
ACCESSION #
2444827

Tags: WEALTH;  DISTRIBUTION (Economic theory);  EXECUTIVE compensation

 

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