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Not even sure what your question is but executive salaries tend to be a minority portion of their overall compensation. This norm is amplified at tech companies.
To use an example in your post, Ruth Porat (Alphabet CFO) made like $50M in FY2020 of which only ~$650K was base salary.
Just read the 10K of any company. Full disclosure of executive compensation will be broken down for you.
A PwC partner’s perspective: those execs make a LOT more than we make when you consider all the stock compensation. Total partner comp averages about 1M at PwC.
First year partner MBB base comp <<< $1M
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Let’s put this in perspective: Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, has a base salary of $0
The ultra rich don’t get rich on salaries. This is also why their effective tax rate is so much lower than ours
Factually inaccurate that their etr is lower than yours, but sure
My CEO’s cash compensation is something like $3 million and about $10 million worth of stock on top of that
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Some? Ruthie makes north of 50 millions in RSU and I’m sure that’s probably ‘damage control NW’
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