In 1965, CEOs earned an average of 44 times more than factory workers. Today the gap is 10-times greater.

In 1965, CEOs earned on average 44 times more than factory workers. In 1998, CEOs earned on average 326 times more than factory workers and in 1999, they earned 419 times more than factory workers. The gap has remained more-or-less at 400 times.

In 1965, CEOs earned an average of 44 times more than factory workers. Today the gap is 10-times greater.