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Robert Reich is defending preposterous CEO salaries

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image Robert Reich and his new book Supercapitalism

Slate.com argues that liberal Robert Reich, former labor secretary (Clinton administration) "positioned himself to the right of President Bush" in the issue and he defends" that corporate chief executives deserve their stratospheric pay" in his new book Supercapitalism.

Excerpt from the article:
"While nobody was looking, Robert Reich positioned himself to the right of President Bush. Reich was Bill Clinton's Labor secretary, and while he was never the left-winger caricatured by the right, he was more reliably liberal than most of the Clinton Cabinet. Reich is still a liberal, but in his new book, Supercapitalism, he argues that corporate chief executives deserve their stratospheric pay."

Read the article on slate.com.

Find the book Suparcapitalism on Amazon.com.

Comments (6 posted):

sin97 on 25 October, 2007 11:03:44
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Slate missed the context!
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longchamp on 25 September, 2011 11:39:08
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longchamp on 25 September, 2011 11:39:10
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