The article notes the following quotations in $1965,$ a typical corporate CEO earned about $20$ times that earned by a typical worker; by $2018,$ the ratio was $270821,$ according to the economic policy, institute, a progressive thing tank.Between $1978$And $2018,$ CEO compensation increased by more than $900\%$ while worker compensation increased by just $11\mathrm{.}9\%$ and quotations. Do you think that this increased disparity between the typical CEO earnings and the typical worker is ethical? Do you think if the typical CEO had to pay as substantially higher tax rate on their highest earnings, there would be a lower ratio between the typical CEO earnings and the typical worker earnings? The top individual income tax rate in $1965$ was $70\%.$