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Bainbridge on Say on Pay Part 2
Here’s the second part of my speech at Penn’s Institute of Law and Economics’ Chancery Court Program on Say on Pay. In this part, I conclude my discussion of whether there is an executive compensation crisis and begin discussing the federalism issues posed by HR 1257 (the say on pay bill that passed the House):
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