One of the hottest business issues today is the outrageously lavish pay of many chief executive officers (CEOs) vis-à-vis corporate profits. In 1990, for example, the CEO of United Airlines got $18.3 million-1,200 times what a new flight attendant makes-even though United's profits had fallen by 71 percent that year. The ICC would like to regulate CEO pay. Does it have the authority to do so? Explain.