In Japan, Underpaid-And Loving It

摘要

Japan is the land of the bargain-basement CEO. On June 30 securities regulators began requiring Japanese companies to disclose pay for executives making more than 100 million yen ($1.1 million). While the headlines went to the top earners-foreigners Carlos Ghosn of Nissan Motor and Sony's Howard Stringer-the big surprise was how few Japanese business leaders take home super-size paychecks.