Company Size & CEO Pay

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The relationship between CEO pay and company size has been well vetted for many years through statistical research. However, the metric for determining size is critical. In our latest article we analyzed the top 1,500 public companies over the prior five years to draw correlation conclusions. Check out our part 2 in the series: "What Matters in CEO Pay?" entitled "Size & CEO Pay".

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