Japanese and European CEOs earn about ten to fifteen times the average wage of employees in their companies. In the United States, their counterparts receive __________ the income of their shop floor or clerical employees
a. double or triple
b. five to ten times
c. forty or fifty times
d. about the same as
C
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.