Annual salaries of highest paid PMs/Presidents
The Mango Blog recently made a post on the annual salaries of some of the highest paid Prime Ministers and heads of state around the world, in comparison with the GDP of their respective countries.
The original post can be accessed here.
Since the original post only showed separate graphs of the annual salaries and the GDP of the respective countries, I thought it might be a good idea to construct a graph of annual salary per unit of GDP, since that would give a clearer indication as to how well paid each PM or head of state is in relation to the size of the economy he or she is managing:

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6 Comments on Annual salaries of highest paid PMs/Presidents
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AngryAngMo on
Wed, 10th Dec 2008 12:04 pm
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A consolidation of my views on Budget 2009 : Ng E-Jay’s domain on
Mon, 23rd Feb 2009 2:12 pm
would be interesting to have a graph, Annual Salary – Poulation (in millions)
[...] Yet today, even after the recent pay reduction, our Ministers are still drawing salaries several hundred times that of their US counterparts when compared to the size of the nation’s GDP (see here). [...]
[...] Yet today, even after the recent pay reduction, our Ministers are still drawing salaries several hundred times that of their US counterparts when compared to the size of the nation’s GDP (see here). [...]
[...] Yet today, even after the recent pay reduction, our Ministers are still drawing salaries several hundred times that of their US counterparts when compared to the size of the nation’s GDP (see here). [...]
[...] Yet today, even after the recent pay reduction, our Ministers are still drawing salaries several hundred times that of their US counterparts when compared to the size of the nation’s GDP (see here). [...]
[...] Yet today, even after the recent pay reduction, our Ministers are still drawing salaries several hundred times that of their US counterparts when compared to the size of the nation’s GDP (see here). [...]
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