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Corporate tax dodging deprives the nation of billions of dollars in revenue while exorbitant executive pay siphons money from worker wages, R&D,...
In his State of the Union address, President Biden called out “massive executive pay” and vowed to “make big corporations and the very wealthy...
Until this self-reinforcing cycle is broken, we’ll have a corporate tax and compensation system that works for top executives—and no one else.
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