The best paid executives don't produce the best results for their shareholders, a new study suggests.

MSCI, a New York City-based investment research firm, examined the "total summary pay" for publicly traded companies worth at least $5 billion. Total summary pay refers to the compensation for top-level executives that is publicly disclosed on a company's proxy statement.

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