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Top 100 CEO’s on TSX make 189 times more than average Canadians

Posted by news | Filed under All News Stories, Business

The gap between the rich and middle class has never been greater. A new report done by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, found the 100 highest paid executives of companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange was $8.38 million in 2010. That figure is 189 times the average Canadian wage of $44,366.  Economist Hugh MacKenzie, who was the reports author, says the gap between Canada’s CEO elite 100 and the rest of Canadians is growing at a fast and steady pace, with no signs of letting up.

Permalink | January 3rd, 2012

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