For example, ART may shift the age composition of patients on ART towards older ages [ 63, 64], increasing the average morbidity among ART patients and the average health worker time required for providing appropriate treatment for each patient.
Pay for chief executives has risen to 277 times the average workers' pay, from 20 times in 1965, according to the Economic Policy Institute.
These changes could increase the average health worker time required per patient because they necessitate time-consuming counseling, ART switches, and complex treatments for the side-effects of ART [ 65].
CEOs who in the 1970s took home 40percentt of the compensation of average workers now rake in 350 times.
The average Chief Executive Officer earns 204 times what average workers earn, according to a 2015 report by research firm Glassdoor.
CEOs at top U.S. companies earned more than 300 times what average workers did in 2014, a new study revealed on Monday.
Last year, average CEO pay for the largest 500 corporations was $9.25 million -- 319 times that of the average worker, compared with 42 times in 1980 and 107 times in 1990.
Now its average worker earns 15 times as much as an average North Korean, according to cost-of-living-adjusted data.
The result of peer comparisons is that chief executive pay grew from 40 times average worker pay in 1980 to 433 times in 2007.
Profit-related executive pay has grown from 60 times that of the average worker to almost 180 times since the 1990s.
