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Crank that through a calculator and it comes out to about 57 cents earned by female chief executives compared to every dollar earned by the men.

Some socio-professional categories (i.e. executives compared to other categories) were associated with lower persistence in Cosali men.

Research firm Catalyst found that 55% of female senior executives are gunning to become chief executive, compared to 57% of their male counterparts.

Boys were generally rated as having poorer executive functioning compared to girls, except in Iran where parents, but not teachers, rated girls as having poorer executive functioning compared to boys.

There may not be that many decisions in the life time of a chief executive, as compared to an editor of, say, a live news programme, but they are crucial.

The irony is that it all came out of such a simple-sounding idea: requiring that the pay of a company's chief executive be compared to the median salary of its employees.

The Deal Professor column on Wednesday, about the potentially high cost of complying with a provision in the Dodd-Frank Act that requires that the pay of a company's chief executive be compared to the median salary of its employees, referred incorrectly to Daniel M. Gallagher, who questioned the benefit of the provision to investors.

Patients had a higher personalising bias for negative events and impairments in second order false belief and executive skills compared to control participants.

In the meta-analysis by Robinson et al. ([2006]) (including the aforementioned studies), euthymic bipolar patients did display moderate to severe impairment in verbal learning and memory (and executive functioning) compared to healthy controls (effect sizes of 0.7 to 0.9).

That is, while studies have demonstrated that interlocks created by executive directors compared to interlocks created by outside directors cause different outcomes at the corporate level (e.g., Geletkanycz and Boyd 2011; Tuschke et al. 2014), research on the determinants of interlock creation has ignored this difference so far.

Sega spent US$50 80 million on hardware development, $150 200 million on software development, and $300 million on worldwide promotion a sum which Irimajiri, a former Honda executive, humorously compared to the investments required to design new automobiles.