The pay of Walt Disney's chief Robert Iger fell 28% to $29m (£18.1m; 20.2m euros) in 2009, a company filing to regulators has showed.

统计资料显示，沃尔特·迪斯尼主管罗伯特·伊戈尔2009年的工资下降28%，跌至2900万美元。

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Mr Iger was praised for steering Disney through the slowdown

Disney's earnings² have suffered this year because of the economic slowdown.

However the board praised Mr Iger for "his rapid response to exceptionally challenging economic conditions".

Separately, Apple head Steve Jobs received his customary通常的，习惯的 $1 annual salary in 2009. Mr Jobs is Disney's largest single shareholder³.

According to documents released by the Securities and Exchange Commission, Mr Iger's pay divides up as follows:
$2.04m in salary
$6.34m in stock awards
Options valued at $8.31m
Bonus of $9.25m
Other compensation of $3.08m

The company said it "seeks to offer compensation that responds to the competitive market or executive talent in such a way that the company can attract executives of the highest calibre口径，才干".

Disney's earnings fell 25% to $3.3bn in 2009 as the recession meant fewer people went to its amusement parks and companies spent less money advertising⁴ on its TV networks.

Disney also said it had nominated Faceboook's chief financial officer, Sheryl Sandberg, for election as company director公司董事长.

Mr Jobs' stake in Disney - of 7.4% - is currently worth about $4.5bn.

His 5.5 million shares of Apple's stock is worth about $1.1bn as Apple's share price rocketed this year.