But he pointed out that most chief executives have already made millions of pounds over the course of their careers and the still high rewards come “at a time when, in general, government support for the economy has probably been more important to the survival and success of the UK’s biggest companies than the decisions of their executives.”
Borrowing in October hit £22.3bn, with public sector debt over £2 trillion.
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