Thanks for your comment. Actually, many of tthe rich and super rich draw very little pay, to keep their income low and pay almost no taxes. They fund almost every living and entertainment expense as an expense of doing business and write it off on their taxes, which is another way to not pay their fair share.

As to the one-time thing: Yes, I was writing about "a one-time distribution of wealth."

Your information about J.P. Morgan is quite interesting. Twenty times, huh? So if your workers are making $15 an hour, you as an executive in your company would be allowed to make $300 an hour, According to Google, this would amount to $585,000 a year.