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Astronomical salaries – merely paid or actually earned?

Date: 27th August 2015 Author: Klaus Haddenbrock Comments: 0
Shareholders allow Richard J. Kramer – chairman, president and chief executive officer of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company – an astronomically high income

The name “Rich” says it all. When people talk about Goodyear CEO Richard Kramer, they often shorten his name – and why not? After all, nobody is ashamed to be Rich in the land of unlimited possibilities, a country where a person (Donald Trump, to be precise) can publicly declare that “I am rich, really rich,” and still be nominated a presidential candidate. Massive wealth is viewed in the USA as a sign of intelligence, skill, seriousness, competence, common sense and all other positive qualities.

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