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Sinti Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Sep-03-06 01:15 PM
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9. The OP is talking about yearly salaries, comparing the two
The example salary used is $15.4 million - $15,200,000

Average U.S. Teachers Salary = $46,600

$15,200,000/365 = $41,643 (rounded down to the nearest dollar)


OTOH if they only worked 180 days and spent the others golfing, vacationing, schmoozing at social functions, cocktail parties and so on:

$15,200,000/180 = $84,444 (rounded down to the nearest dollar)

Salary is salary, not a daily or hourly wage.
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