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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 16 Apr 2013

    New figures show U.S. CEOs received 354 times the compensation of the average worker last year.http://on.wsj.com/170TITe 

    5:11 PM - 16 Apr 2013
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      2. Russ Laraway  🦅 🌎 ⚓️‏Verified account @ral1 16 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ - would be interesting to try to quantify how much more responsibility the CEOs have. Hard to assess appropriateness of that multiple.

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      2. Scalise‏ @don_scalise 16 Apr 2013
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        “@WSJ: New figures show U.S. CEOs received 354 times the compensation of the average worker last year. http://on.wsj.com/170TITe ” #saywhat

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      1. fcm‏ @fceledon 8 May 2013
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        @WSJ what are you comparing? Who is more productive?

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      1. Peter Klinge Jr‏ @peterklinge 17 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ Mmm ? Shld be tie of results outcome for employees & all stakeholders to support 350x comp BUT not sure what fed intervention does

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      1. Kid Brightwillow‏ @KidBrightwillow 17 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ I'm sure there was no cherry picking in those numbers.

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      1. Alex‏ @Andejande 16 Apr 2013
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        “@WSJ: New figures show U.S. CEOs received 354 times the compensation of the average worker last year. http://on.wsj.com/170TITe ” 1:12 anyone??

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      1. Michele Tucker‏ @micki_t 16 Apr 2013
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        “@WSJ: New figures show U.S. CEOs received 354 times the compensation of the average worker last year. http://on.wsj.com/170TITe ” #OWS

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      1. Southpaw‏ @josebrasher 16 Apr 2013
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        “@WSJ: ..figures show U.S. CEOs received 354 times the compensation of the average worker last year. http://on.wsj.com/170TITe ”//Problem? #fb

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      1. Tim March‏ @tsm_26 16 Apr 2013
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        “@WSJ: New figures show U.S. CEOs received 354 times the compensation of the average worker last year. http://on.wsj.com/170TITe ” yikes.

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      1. Bil Blakeway‏ @WilliamphilipII 16 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ and your point is what?

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      1. Tom Richards‏ @TRR1934 16 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ @TRR1934: 1st need: End economic malaise of 98% by progressive taxing ALL income >$1-mil & estates >$10-mil 90% & taut regs.

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      1. Zoe‏ @eleoopy 16 Apr 2013
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        “@WSJ: New figures show U.S. CEOs received 354 times the compensation of the average worker last year. http://on.wsj.com/170TITe ” #sadtruth

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      1. HiP Management‏ @HiPManagement 16 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ Moral of the story is...aspire to become a CEO...not an average worker.

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      1. E pluribus unum‏ @PoliticalGirl10 16 Apr 2013
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        “@WSJ: New figures show U.S. CEOs received 354 times the compensation of the average worker last year... For good reason!!

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      1. Ted Gambogi‏ @TAGIII 16 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ & They earn that by outsourcing. Previous CEOs made money the hard way& earned less

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