我们亲爱的John Key总理的1年底薪全球排名。。。哪位给税多的可以砸砖

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我们亲爱的约翰-金总理，他的底薪和单个人GDP比较全球发达国家排名第六。。。比法美日德英澳首脑都高。。

嗯嗯呃。。。wheres my 33% income going。。。能不能少拿点，把钱花到幼儿教育上。。不要再削减幼儿教育的经费把负担都放在父母身上。谢谢了

Prime Minister John Key is one of the developed world's best-paid leaders - relative to the strength of our economy - according to analysis by the Economist magazine which ignores perks such as taxpayer-funded private travel and airpoints.

The Economist ranked 22 countries' leaders according to how their basic salary compared to their nation's gross domestic product (GDP) per person.

Mr Key's basic salary of $393,000 or US$272,280 when the Economist prepared its data, was almost 10 times New Zealand's GDP per person, putting him in sixth place.

Kenya's Prime Minister Raila Odinga topped the list easily, even after rejecting a 25 per cent pay increase that would have taken his salary to US$427,886, or 240 times his country's GDP per person.

Still, by the Economist's measure, Mr Key was better paid than France's Prime Minister Francois Fillon, US President Barack Obama, Japan's Naoto Kan, Germany's Angela Merkel, Australia's Julia Gillard, and Britain's David Cameron.

However, the Economist's analysis does not factor in other allowances and entitlements enjoyed by politicians which make their overall remuneration packages much higher.

Last week a report recommended removing New Zealand MPs' international travel perk, which gives them and their spouse up to a 90 per cent subsidy on private trips. The report recommended MPs receive a 10 per cent increase in their basic salary as compensation for the loss of the perk.
The report ignored the long-standing and vexed issue around airpoints MPs accrued as a result of their taxpayer-funded travel.

Airpoints are earned by the person named on the ticket, regardless of who pays for the flight,（我da fxxk） and it has been estimated the average MP earned enough of them during a three-year term in Parliament to pay for trip to Europe.

While there are guidelines for public servants around airpoints which say they should be used only to purchase travel for official business, there are none for MPs who generally travel much more.

MPs are encouraged to use airpoints earned on taxpayer-funded flights to offset the cost of other official trips but due to the nature of airpoints schemes it is impossible to monitor how MPs use them.

It was for that reason that rules - stating that MPs should surrender their airpoints when they left Parliament - were dropped in 2006. （新西兰先驱报网站）

reference：http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm?c_id=3&objectid=10657024

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我先扔一块。。
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丶失身人面瘦.

等等,
我在找磚頭.

MaxPower

要不然那么拼命当总理呢

野牛

他上台不是为了赚钱是为了什么？  不知道上次大选为什么那么多人选他
国内都知道我们的新总理  说，毛利人吃人   丢人丢大了

陕西冷娃

我交了 我想拍

vessalica

让我内牛满面

UV15

心里都是悲愤啊！

春天

他不是说过 他的工资都要拿来捐慈善吗

AAGIRL@CHCH

他不是说过 他的工资都要拿来捐慈善吗
春天 发表于 2010-7-7 16:36

这你都信吗？他都同意商业捕鲸！个没人性的家伙。

milanello

他以前做商人的时候比现在多

姚小盒

以前做商人的时候，明面上多。

梦雪儿

支持lz应该让他多花点钱在幼儿教育上，不要消减幼儿教育的经费。。