Presumably this limit on pay is done to reduce international competition for the very best workers.
The agreements, if carried out by national governments, would lead to much tighter regulation over financial institutions, complex financial instruments and executive pay. They could also lead to big changes and more outside scrutiny over the economic strategies of individual countries, including the United States. . . .
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G20 nations agree to limit executive pay
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