John Raggiunti
Biographic Data
| ID | 5682848 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John Raggiunti |
| GIVEN NAMES | John |
| FAMILY NAME | Raggiunti |
| SIGNATURE | RAGGIUNTI J |
| AFFILIATIONS | John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 2 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 2 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Why Does Executive Greed Prevail in the United States and Canada but Not in Japan? The Pattern of Low CEO Pay and High Worker Welfare in Japanese Corporations
According to a list of the 200 most highly paid chief executives at the largest U.S. public companies, in 2012 Oracle’s Lawrence J. Ellison was the best-paid CEO, earning $96.2 million as total annual compensation. He has received $1.8 billion over the 1993–2012 time period. The lowest-paid on the same list is General Motors’ D.F. Akerson, who earned $11.1 million. The average national pay for a non-supervisory U.S. worker was $51,200 in 2012, me…
Why Does Executive Greed Prevail in The United States and Canada but not in Japan
According to a list of the 200 most highly paid chief executives at the largest U.S. public companies, in 2012 Oracleâ–TMs Lawrence J. Ellison was the best-paid CEO, earning $96.2 million as total annual compensation. He has received $1.8 billion over the 1993â–“2012 time period. The lowest-paid on the same list is General Motorsâ–TM D.F. Akerson, who earned $11.1 million. The average national pay for a non-supervisory U.S. worker was $51,200 in …
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Why Does Executive Greed Prevail in The United States and Canada but not in Japan
According to a list of the 200 most highly paid chief executives at the largest U.S. public companies, in 2012 Oracleâ–TMs Lawrence J. Ellison was the best-paid CEO, earning $96.2 million as total annual compensation. He has received $1.8 billion over the 1993â–“2012 time period. The lowest-paid on the same list is General Motorsâ–TM D.F. Akerson, who earned $11.1 million. The average national pay for a non-supervisory U.S. worker was $51,200 in …
Why Does Executive Greed Prevail in the United States and Canada but Not in Japan? The Pattern of Low CEO Pay and High Worker Welfare in Japanese Corporations
According to a list of the 200 most highly paid chief executives at the largest U.S. public companies, in 2012 Oracle’s Lawrence J. Ellison was the best-paid CEO, earning $96.2 million as total annual compensation. He has received $1.8 billion over the 1993–2012 time period. The lowest-paid on the same list is General Motors’ D.F. Akerson, who earned $11.1 million. The average national pay for a non-supervisory U.S. worker was $51,200 in 2012, me…
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