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If James Earl Jones were the boss, he would likely make hundreds of thousands a year more than a CEO who sounded like Mike Tyson. Those are the findings of new research by Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business. The study shows that male CEOs with deeper voices tend to manage larger companies, make more money and stay in their jobs for longer. 如果詹姆斯-琼斯是老板的话，他一年的收入可能比像迈克-泰森这样的CEO要高数十万美元吧。这是杜克大学福库商学院最新的研究得出的结论。该研究论文认为拥有低沉嗓音的男性CEO们更倾向于管理更大的公司，而且他们收入更高，任职更久。 Fuqua professors Bill Mayew and Mohan Venkatachalam, together with U.C. San Diego professor Christopher Parson, got speech samples for 792 CEOs from the Standard and Poor’s 1500 stock index. They analyzed the samples to calculate vocal pitch and then cross referenced the pitch levels with data on the total assets managed by the CEO, the CEOs’ compensation and how long the bosses had been in their jobs. 任职于福库商学院的教授比尔-梅修和莫罕-万卡塔查兰与加州大学圣地亚哥分校的克里斯托弗-帕森教授合作，收集了标准普尔1500指数公司中的792位CEO的演讲样本。他们对样本进行了分析定义他们的声调的高低，然后将声调的高低水平与CEO的管理的公司的总资产、他的收入及任职时间进行了对比分析。 | 
